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Rock The Vote Still Hip, Still Needed After 25 Years

Rappers urge the young to "get your voice heard" at an anniversary concert.
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9 Things You Can Teach Your Kids About The Presidential Election Process

You don't have to be 18 to know how it works.
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Obama Calls Out GOP For Backing Voting Rights In Theory, But Not In Practice

He also mocked the idea that voter impersonation fraud is actually a thing that happens.
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The Evolving State Of Voting Rights For Prisoners Explored

If you commit murder, do you have the right to vote?
By Christie Thompson, The Marshall Project

The Voting Rights Act Is 50 Years Old Today. So Why Do Things Still Seem So Bad?

It's fighting newly energized foes with worn-out tools and a missing Congress.
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Federal Appeals Court Rules Texas Voter ID Law Violates Voting Rights Act

The law is one of the nation's strictest.
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If Congress Can't Fix Voting Rights, Let's Make Voting Easier, Senator Says

"Unfortunately, the right to vote in this country is still under attack,” Sen. Chuck Schumer said.
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