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Voting Matters
The struggle African Americans endured in order to get the right to vote is the focus of a new exhibition at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American history. Stephen Henderson spoke with the museum’s CEO, Neil Barclay, about the collection of paintings, photographs, memorabilia, and documents titled “Voting Matters.” Episode 4843/Segment 1
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