Inside The Most Segregated City In America, As A Black Voter
October 18, 2020
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as posted by the channelMilwaukee, Wisconsin, is – by most measures – one of the worst places to be Black in America. It has some of the largest racial disparities in the country when it comes to income, health, education and incarceration.
It’s also the most segregated city in America; a fact that comes with daily reminders for Black residents that the system is against you.
And yet this place – where Black Americans experience an ongoing struggle just to exist – has its own kind of superpower. This state could help determine who becomes the next president.
But first, these residents will have to fight for their right to vote in the middle of a pandemic.
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