Today marks a momentous occasion as we come together to commemorate the
anniversary of a monumental milestone in our nation's history: the signing of
the Voting Rights Act into law on August 6, 1965.



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Today marks a momentous occasion as we come together to commemorate the
anniversary of a monumental milestone in our nation's history:the signing of
the Voting Rights Act into law on August 6, 1965.

The Voting Rights Act stands as a beacon of hope and progress in America,
safeguarding the fundamental right to vote for all Americans and upholding the
core principle that every voice deserves to be heard.

Throughout the decades, the Voting Rights Act has played a pivotal role in
ensuring that the voices of marginalized communities are not silenced, and
their voting rights are protected. It has been a powerful tool in breaking down
barriers and opening doors for countless citizens to exercise their
constitutional right to vote.

However, despite this progress, we must also recognize that our work is far
from over. The fight for equal voting rights continues, and we must remain
vigilant in safeguarding the progress made by the Voting Rights Act. Recent
challenges to these rights and to the Voting Rights Act itself – remind us that
we cannot take them for granted.

I encourage all of you to take a moment today to reflect on the significance
of the Voting Rights Act. Let us celebrate not only the progress we have made
but also rededicate ourselves to the ongoing pursuit of justice and equality
for all.

– Doris

Paid for by Matsui for Congress


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