This march is about people who refuse to be counted out. When the courts and the legislature broke apart District 6, they did not just redraw lines.
Cleo Fields: “This march is about people who refuse to be counted out. When the courts and the legislature broke apart District 6…”
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Commenting on the significance of the march and redistricting.
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