Shouldn't we recognize that voter ID laws seek to disenfranchise certain eligible voters not blatantly based on race but based on requirements that have significantly and intentionally racial ramifications?
Judy Chu: “Shouldn't we recognize that voter ID laws seek to disenfranchise certain eligible voters not blatantly based on race but…”
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Judy Chu discusses the racial implications of voter ID laws.
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