Texas Republicans Suppress Black Student Voters
Category: civil rights
Find out why I'm not surprised and why this might be a taste of things to come
Posted by Nick Anthis at 5:05 PM • 9 Comments •
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You can file this one under "should have been done about twenty years ago." From the Mail & Guardian: Lawmakers on Tuesday debated legislation to remove former South African president Nelson Mandela and the African National Congress (ANC) from an...
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Category: racism
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Under the new Democratic Congress, many are hoping to change these outdated and sometimes blatantly racist laws.
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