How conservatives invented “voter fraud” to attack civil rights
Phony complaints of voter fraud are the essence of a decade-long effort by the right to reverse civil rights law
Sunday, Apr 14, 2013 4:00 PM UTC 71Business Books, Civil Rights, ALEC
Gary May
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The anniversary of Bloody Sunday brings key lessons for today's voting rights movement
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