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Voter Suppression in America Explained
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The target of the voter suppression is typically people of color, and it manifests itself in different ways in different places- from the 50,000 poll monitors who are going to challenge black and brown voters and question their right to vote to the states like North Carolina start to limit early voting and Sunday voting.
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