Civil and Human Rights

RADIO (KCRW/NPR): Has the South Outgrown the Voting Rights Act?

CAC President Doug Kendall joined KCRW’s Warren Olney on his program “To the Point,” discussing Shelby County v. Holder and the constitutional challenge to the Voting Rights Act. [scroll to 31:06]

 

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