We Know What Voter Suppression Looks Like—So What Are We Doing Now?
A clear look at voting, participation, and what I saw firsthand turning out voters.
Latest Insight
I’ve been thinking a lot about voting lately—not just the policies, but the people.
I served as a county chair. Part of my job was to turn out voters. We did the work. We sent mailers. We ran ads. We made calls. We knocked on doors.
And still, I heard the same thing: “I didn’t know.”
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How a Virginia seamstress took on Jim Crow, beat the poll tax, and changed her city forever
Charlene Butts Ligon
Author. Advocate. Former County Chair.
Continuing the legacy of Evelyn Butts and the fight for voting rights.
