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<p>A 2017 law gave the right to vote back to tens of thousands of felons, but few of them know about the change.</p>

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Episode Notes A 2017 law gave the right to vote back to tens of thousands of felons, but few of them know about the change. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode Notes

<p>A 2017 law gave the right to vote back to tens of thousands of felons, but few of them know about the change.</p>

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Panther: Blueprint for Black Power is the story of the unexpected birthplace of the Black Panther, a site that changed the course of the nation. But it’s not where you might expect. Far from Oakland, the Black Panther and its principles came from just outside Selma, Alabama. Lowndes County, Alabama: a county where every single thing Black folks did was an act of rebellion. A county where an all-Black party made it to the ballot in the year 1966. A county that paved the way for revolution. The fourth season of the Murrow Award-winning Reckon Radio examines the first year the Voting Rights Act was put to the test, deep in the heart of the Jim Crow South. Pulitzer Prize finalist Roy S. Johnson and journalist Eunice Elliott tell the story of Lowndes County and the election that shaped politics - and activism - as we know it.

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