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Black Congress Members FIRE BACK At SCOTUS Scheme With Stunning Voter Plan
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3:40Now PlayingBlack Congress members announce their plans to fight back against the disastrous Supreme Court ruling to gut the Voting Rights Act with massive voter turnout. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Black Congress members focus on ‘massive voter turnout’ after gutting of civil rights law
"Cleo Fields was 2 years old when Congress passed the Voting Rights Act. The America he grew up in was still adjusting to the idea of Black people voting and holding political office.
Just weeks ago, Fields — one of 65 Black members of Congress — was sitting in a committee hearing when his phone lit up. The Supreme Court had handed down a ruling, and Fields’s Louisiana district was at the center of the case. The voting rights law that had helped a Black child from Baton Rouge become a congressman was about to be hollowed out."
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