On the recordJune 8, 2021
I am continuing to practice in the art of what is possible and making sure that we don’t give up on H.R. 1 in this conversation around H.R. 4 and the John Lewis Voting Rights act.
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msnbc.comI am continuing to practice in the art of what is possible and making sure that we don’t give up on H.R. 1 in this conversation around H.R. 4 and the John Lewis Voting Rights act.
Nikema Williams discusses the necessity of both H.R. 1 and H.R. 4 for securing voting rights.
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