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For the Voting Rights Act - "We're f**ked" - jdlake131SeniorMan said:Americans will expand their imagination, developing a new constitution respecting human rights and protecting their right to vote. On August 6, 2021, the 56th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act, a coalition of faith leaders, state legislators, HBCU (historically black college or university) students, activists, and allies went marching, gathering at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and marching to the Reagan National Airport with a message to the nation to end the filibuster and pass legislation protecting voting rights, D.C. statehood, and reparations. They chanted, "no rights, no flights," as they shut down the airport with righteous indignation to highlight their fierce urgency. Twenty-six of them were arrested for sitting in the street, an act of civil disobedience, in the tradition of Representative John Lewis and many others who believed in the power of nonviolence to transform America morally and spiritually. This modern assault on voting rights began with the Supreme Court decision, Shelby v. Holder (2013), weakening the Voting Rights Act of 1965 by removing the preclearance clause in section 4b. This provision protected the voters in the states with a history of voter suppression by requiring the Department of Justice to approve any changes to the voting laws. With the preclearance removal, the states readily enacted laws to suppress the voter through strict voter ID requirements, purging the voters from the rolls, moving the polling places, reducing the early voting days, and forcing the voters to stand in offensively long lines. Further, the voter suppression laws have impacted every election since this decision. In 2016, the voter ID laws in Wisconsin disenfranchised 300,000 voters while Secretary Hillary Clinton only lost the state by 27,000 votes to Donald Trump. In 2018, Georgia purged 107,000 voters from the rolls and cost Stacey Abrams the gubernatorial election. However, in 2020, the Black faith and civic groups responded to the voter suppression amidst the dual pandemics of COVID-19 and "COVID-1619," (the curriculum When Racism began in America grades 6-12) considering the death of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, with increased voter engagement. As a result, there was overwhelming Black voter turnout in key states, like Georgia, where the margin was roughly 11,000 votes determining the presidential election.
@BobbiSueEllen The underlying meaning is that the main character of the game rebelled against the global conspiracy led by a man with a lot of money and power. He meant that, no matter where you hide, we'll always find you. (in the sequel they do but by that time the consortium is defeated anyway)winterheart01 said:"the world is only a small place to hide" - Crusader: no remorse, ending scene
Like I always say... You come into this world having to wear a diaper and most likely are going to leave it wearing one too.Rearzlover said:Ellen DeGeneres Quote: “Do you live each day as if it's your first or your last? Either way you should probably have a diaper on.”
Letting dead people vote in a Presidential Election is the beginning of the end for Democracy! DiaperMan95jdlake131 said:For the Voting Rights Act - "We're f**ked" - jdlake131