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Federal Judge Accepts Georgia's Republican-Drawn Voting Maps
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Federal Judge Accepts Georgia's Republican-Drawn Voting Maps

Federal Court Ruling Threatens Enforcement of Voting Rights Act
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Federal Court Ruling Threatens Enforcement of Voting Rights Act

Federal Judge Rules Georgia's Congressional Map Violates Voting Rights Act, Orders Redraw
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Federal Judge Rules Georgia's Congressional Map Violates Voting Rights Act, Orders Redraw

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‘Scandal’ Star Joe Morton Talks Papa Pope’s Big Fear, Immortalizing Dick Gregory And Watching America ‘Make Steps Backward’ [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]

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President Obama: Voting Rights Act Should Be Restored To Include Full Federal Oversight of State Election Laws

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Texas Voter ID Law Struck Down By Federal Appeals Court

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'Selma' Doesn't Tell The Whole Truth, Says Son of Cop at Center of Infamous Annie Lee Cooper Arrest; Historic NY Times Report Supports Him [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]

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