Voting Rights

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Alabama says law cannot block people with certain felony convictions from voting in 2024 election

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John Lewis, voting rights act, theGrio.com

Watch: As Voting Rights Act turns 59, White House vows restoring it is still a priority

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Mississippi legislators won’t smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

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Nebraska bill gives voting rights back to people convicted of felonies once released from prison

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VP Harris, theGrio.com

Harris, activists talk concerns of violence against election workers and Black voters

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What should be on Black voters’ radar ahead of 2024 elections

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Pressley unveils groundbreaking bill to grant incarcerated persons the right to vote

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Advocates say Georgia election map targets Rep. McBath, a ‘fighter for Black rights’

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Court ruling on Black voters’ right to sue under Voting Rights Act is ‘unconscionable’

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Nikole Hannah Jones’ ‘Democracy Summit’ rings the alarm about rising threats

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Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, theGrio.com

New Alabama map could help Democrats gain control of the House

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People convicted of felonies in Miss. should get their voting rights back, Democratic candidates say

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Black Voters Matter Group Gathers In Selma For March To Montgomery

Court ruling against Alabama Republican map seen as partial victory for Black voters

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Houstonians worry new laws will deter voters who don’t recall the hard-won fight for voting rights

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Voting rights face more threats today than Jim Crow era, advocate says

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Alabama redistricting, voting rights, theGrio.com

58 years after the signing of the Voting Rights Act, protecting the Black vote remains a struggle

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Plaintiffs slam Alabama Republicans for defying court order with map limiting Black voters

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Senator Raphael Warnock says state of voting rights is a ‘911 emergency’

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NAACP President Cornell William Brooks Discusses August March From Selma To D.C.

Virginia Gov. weighs restoring voting rights for some after NAACP raises questions

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