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Tag Archives: Racism in American Politics
A half-century after Voting Rights Act, black religious leaders say suppression is rampant
A half-century after Voting Rights Act, black religious leaders say suppression is rampant Leaders must address continued widespread voter suppression, the president of the Progressive National Baptist Convention said on the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Al Sharpton, Barack Hussein Obama, Black Voter Suppression, Eric Holder, Jessie Jackson, Morris Dees, NAACP, Progressive National Baptist Convention, Racism in America, Racism in American Politics, Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, SPLC, The ACLU, Voter Intimidation, Voter Suppression is a Lie, Voter-Suppression Laws, Voting Rights Act, White Privilege
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Race expected to play key role in Louisiana elections
Race expected to play key role in Louisiana elections WASHINGTON – Louisiana’s Senate race likely will come down to black and white. “It always does in Louisiana,’’ said Albert Samuels, a political scientist at Southern University in Baton Rouge. “To … Continue reading →
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Tagged Al Sharpton, Albert Samuels, Barack Hussein Obama, Democratic Racism, Jessie Jackson, LBJ Quotes, Lyndon B. Johnson, Pearson Cross, Racism in America, Racism in American Politics, Sen. Mary Landrieu, Southern University, The Ku Klux Klan, The Race Card, Welfare Politics
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