Their testimony showed that first generation barriers to voting are not only alive and well, but they are in fact the dominant theme of Indian Country.
James T. Tucker: “Their testimony showed that first generation barriers to voting are not only alive and well, but they are in fact the…”
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Highlighting ongoing voting barriers faced by Native Americans.
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