Why HBCU Students Are Marching Miles to Vote Today
From North Carolina A&T to Texas Southern, HBCU students are marching against voter suppression and campus polling site removals to protect their right to vote.
Why NC A&T Students Are Turning Campus Energy Into Civics Muscle
From the Greensboro Four to today, see how NC A&T students are overcoming modern-day poll taxes and logistical barriers to protect their right to vote.
Why Louisiana v. Callais Threatens Black Voter Representation
Explore how the Supreme Court case Louisiana v. Callais could dismantle Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and impact 191 Black legislative seats in the South.
Florida Redistricting Fight Targets Black Voters
Florida mid-decade redistricting plans target Black voters, raising alarms over racial gerrymandering and unfair maps. Activists fight to protect voting rights.
NY’s Voting Rights: History Behind the Headlines
New York’s John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act (NYVRA) faces ongoing challenges in racial vote dilution and redistricting. This act is crucial for protecting voting rights.
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