Episode notes
Dr. Christina Rivers and VanKe’via dive into the deeply intertwined racial history of felony disenfranchisement, exploring how laws designed to limit Black political power during Reconstruction continue to influence modern-day voting rights. The discussion uncovers the systemic barriers that persist and the need for reforms that promote justice and equity. Tune in to hear a powerful conversation that sheds light on the historical roots of disenfranchisement and its lasting impact on marginalized communities.
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