Voting Rights Act in Podcasts
eventA landmark legislation enacted in 1965 aimed at prohibiting racial discrimination in voting.
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You have 100 years until the Voting Rights Act is passed.
And here we are seeing the end of the Voting Rights Act.
The first one is obviously the big news on the Voting Rights Act.
In April of this year, the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act.
I think the whole purpose of the Voting Rights Act was to try and make sure that everyone had fair access to the ballot.
Immigration and Nationality Act of 1924, which established the kind of immigration regime that many of the folk today want to return to.
That was John Roberts' whole reasoning the first time they got into the Voting Rights Act back in 2013, when they got rid of the preclearance rules.
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