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James T. Tucker: “That conclusion simply does not reflect reality in Indian Country.”

On the recordSeptember 4, 2019
That conclusion simply does not reflect reality in Indian Country.
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James T. Tucker
Arkansas

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Challenging the notion that voting barriers are a thing of the past.

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