On the recordJuly 16, 2013
The Voting Rights Act is one of the greatest and most consequential achievements of the civil rights movement.
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congress.govThe Voting Rights Act is one of the greatest and most consequential achievements of the civil rights movement.
Franken highlights the significance of the Voting Rights Act amidst concerns over its recent Supreme Court ruling.
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