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Race and Democracy: ‘They've completed their sentence and they're still disenfranchised from voting’

Race and Democracy: ‘They've completed their sentence and they're still disenfranchised from voting’

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Four million people won’t be allowed to vote in the upcoming election because of laws in 48 states that restrict your right to vote if you’ve ever been convicted of a felony. Most of the folks affected have already served their sentences. And you can probably guess which race is disproportionately affected by these laws. Nicole Porter is a Senior Advocacy Director for The Sentencing Project. She joins us this episode to share their research on felony disenfranchisement and its origins in anti-Black racism.

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