You cannot pass a Juneteenth bill and look at the American people with a straight face and not do something on voting rights reform.
Don Calloway: “You cannot pass a Juneteenth bill and look at the American people with a straight face and not do something on voting…”
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Calloway argues that passing the Juneteenth bill must be accompanied by real voting rights reform.
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