On the recordSeptember 11, 2023
Just because we have rules that prohibit discrimination in the workplace doesn't mean that we don't need rules that prohibit discrimination in voting.
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congress.govJust because we have rules that prohibit discrimination in the workplace doesn't mean that we don't need rules that prohibit discrimination in voting.
Blumenthal argues for specific protections in various sectors despite existing laws.
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