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Declare that voters will not be silenced
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Advocate, who is the last to know about new laws that limit access to the ballot box? Voters.
The politicians who are trying to limit voting rights designed it that way.
That's why, 55 years after the Selma to Montgomery marchers demanded equal voting rights, we've launched a new campaign in Selma: And Still I Vote.
Inspired by Maya Angelou's iconic poem "And Still I Rise," we are taking to the streets of Selma and key states across the country to educate people about barriers to the ballot box and to fight for our right to vote.
Giving monthly through our sustainer program makes you a part of this critical effort. A gift of $5, or whatever you can contribute helps ensure that millions of Americans will exercise their right to vote in the next election. [link removed]
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These voters aren't faceless. They're your neighbors who are struggling to make ends meet. They're students who might be turned away for having the "wrong" ID at the polls. They're Black, Brown, and indigenous people who have had their votes blocked for decades.
Well no more. With your support, we're working in communities across the country to make sure everyone has accessible places to vote, we're challenging unlawful voter purges, and we're fighting against laws that limit our most fundamental right.
Without the right to vote, this country simply isn't a democracy. Please make a monthly gift to join this historic fight in advance of the 2020 election. [link removed]
You don't have to be with us in Selma to show you care about the rights of voters. You can take action right here, right now.
Thank you,
Gabby Sherb
VP of Development
P.S. We may not have literacy tests and poll taxes blocking us from the ballot box today, but voters are still being silenced. Declare that you will protect the vote at all costs by making a monthly gift now.
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