The fight for voting rights has been a fight from the beginning of our country. The civil war amendments were meant to create equity and equality in voting, but Jim Crow made that reality short-lived. Unfortunately, this was not a reality for many until the modern civil rights movement and the passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. But in the last decade, we've seen a major attack on access to the voter box. In this episode of The Claville Report, we'll explore the history, importance, and current state of voting rights in America.

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