Since the enactment of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the law has been steadily diluted by a series of Supreme Court decisions. We take you back to President Lyndon Johnson's appeal for passage of the Act before a joint session of Congress, look at the subsequent actions of the Supreme Court, and offer perspectives from a series of guests on why it's important to vote.
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