Congress Actually Used to Work
What it took to pass the Voting Rights Act
It’s easy to look at Congress right now and wonder if transformative and important legislation can even happen anymore. But the Voting Rights Act is a reminder that the seemingly impossible has happened before. In this piece, Natasha Alford tells the story of how the landmark law came to be, and what it might mean for this moment in history.
—Sharon
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