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5:06Now Playing“BNC Live” has been following this breaking news story in Washington, D.C., where Black women are marching inside the U.S. Capitol Building for voting rights and some were arrested.
BNC White House correspondent Rarione Maniece spoke to LaTosha Brown, who is the leader of Black Voters Matter and came all the way from Georgia. Brown said that it is “unacceptable” after close to six decades after the Civil Rights Act was passed that Black people are still fighting for the right to vote.
Maniece joined Laverne McGee from outside the Senate Building to give the latest on the situation.
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