Sixty-nine years ago, the Civil Rights Act of 1957 became law, a victory that didn't come easily. Among its core mandates was empowering the U.S. Attorney General to seek federal court injunctions to protect people denied their right to vote. Our predecessors fought hard to demand that this nation live up to its promise, and they did everything in their power to move us forward. Today, we...
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