All of us suffer and our elected government has less legitimacy each time an American Indian or Alaska Native is prevented from registering to vote or being turned away at the polls.
James T. Tucker: “All of us suffer and our elected government has less legitimacy each time an American Indian or Alaska Native is…”
On the recordSeptember 4, 2019
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Tucker emphasizes the impact of voting barriers on American Indians and Alaska Natives.
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