The notion that Black people must be protected from a free ID to secure their vote is not just insane; it is insulting.
Mark Keith Robinson: “The notion that Black people must be protected from a free ID to secure their vote is not just insane; it is insulting.”
Editor's note · Context
Mark Robinson criticizes the idea that Black voters need protection from voter ID laws.
Share
More from Mark Keith Robinson
For me, there is no compromise on abortion. Abortion in this country, it's about killing a child because you aren't responsible enough to keep your skirt down.
What is going on in this room right now is all about this right here and the power grab that it ensues.
We need to stop this at the insinuation that somehow the people in Washington, DC, know better than the people in North Carolina.
Hardcore racism is very simply this. It seems that the Democratic Party thinks it is impossible for poor and Black people to get an ID for voting, but it is not even questionable to get a welfare check or public assistance.





