From voting rights to criminal justice reform, Black voters have made their voices heard and they expect action. But for far too long they’ve been forced to pressure a Congress with too few Black members and far too few Black staffers.
From voting rights to criminal justice reform, Black voters have made their voices heard and they expect action. But for far too long they’ve been forced to pressure a Congress with too few Black members and far too few Black staffers.
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