Voting Rights Act

One Of America's Key Voting Laws Is About To Face A Big Test At The Supreme Court

A case at the high court could have big implications for how aggressively states can remove voters from their rolls.
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While Trump Celebrates Civil Rights Museum, He's Done Little To Protect One Of Its Most Important Legacies

The administration has done virtually nothing to advance the right to vote, a pillar of the civil rights movement documented at a new Mississippi museum.
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Get Up, Stand Up

The "resistance" so far is woefully inadequate.
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Can We Save Democracy?

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Former DOJ Official Accuses Trump Judicial Pick Of Misleading Senate About Past Work

Thomas Farr definitely had a role in a famous case of voter intimidation, the ex-official said.
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Boston Minority Voters Face Possible Violation Of Election Rights In This Week's Elections

Black and Asian voters are most vulnerable at losing fair access to the polls and their voting rights.
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Want To Increase Black Turnout? Make The Fight For Voting Rights A Core Campaign Issue

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Senate Advances Judicial Nominee With History Of Restricting Voting Rights

Thomas Farr, Trump’s pick for a U.S. District Court seat, defended North Carolina’s voter suppression law and racist gerrymandering.
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America's Mistreatment Of Hispanics Is Harrowing, But Should We Be Hopeful?

Heirs to our nation's Hispanic heritage know the rigorous nature of our fight for decency and equality.
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ACLU Is Going On Offense In Voting Rights Fight

“If all we’re doing is filing lawsuits and fighting voter suppression, it’s just going to keep continuing."
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