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60 Years Later, The Voting Rights Act Faces New Threats — And Bold New Defenders

By Kizzy Cox ·Updated August 6, 2025 Getting your Trinity Audio player ready…

Harrowing footage from the Civil Rights era—courageous protesters demanding their right to vote, met with batons and tear gas—still haunts the American conscience.

Those searing images of state-sponsored violence captured the danger Black people

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