Black Voters are Under Attack! Fighting Back Against Historical Voter Suppression – Michael Imhotep
Black Voters are Under Attack! Fighting Back Against Historical Voter Suppression Gary Chambers & Michael Imhotep on ‘Roland Martin Unfiltered’ 5-31-24
When it comes to elections, the power of the Black Vote cannot be understated. Black voter turnout plays a crucial role in shaping political power and policies that are beneficial to marginalized communities. Understanding the impact of historical voter suppression and recognizing the pivotal role of Black voters, particularly in key states like Texas and Pennsylvania, is essential in driving social change and advocating for political representation.
Roland Martin spoke with Gary Chambers, advocate, Entrepreneur, and strategist; Dr. Robert “Biko” Baker, visiting Associate Professor at the University of Milwaukee; and Kadida Kenner founding CEO of the New Pennsylvania Project about dwindling Black voter participation and the forces being put into play to push the numbers even lower ahead of the 2024 election.
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