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Nov 21, 2023

Court GUT-PUNCHES Voting Rights, Reversing Decades Of Legal Practice

A new ruling says that only the federal government can sue for violations to the Voting Rights Act, not citizens or civil rights groups.

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The Young Turks: November 21, 2023

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