When we use our voices, and we speak up. And especially Black women, we have become power houses, we deliver presidents of the United States. We have a strong voting base, we have a strong working base, and this is our time to make sure that we pass the voting rights act.
Joyce Beatty emphasizes the power of Black women in politics and the importance of passing voting rights legislation.
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