The entire voting rights movement of the 1960s... was premised on the idea that we would be able to cast votes but that our votes would also count.
Jamie Raskin: “The entire voting rights movement of the 1960s... was premised on the idea that we would be able to cast votes but that…”
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Raskin emphasizes the importance of counting votes in the voting rights movement.
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