minority voters
Pete Buttigieg Admits His City Struggled to Retain Black Police Officers On His Watch
“This is an area where I’ve admitted we’re not where we want to be,” Buttigieg said at the 2020 Iowa Brown & Black Presidential Forum in Des Moines.
Your Right to Vote Could Be Taken Away Depending on This SCOTUS Ruling
Protesters gathered at the Supreme Court to demand an end to voter roll purges, which have major implications for millions of potential voters nationwide.
The Voting Rights Act Was a Big Win but Voter Suppression Still Exists
As part of our Vote Now series, VICE Impact will feature stories that highlight historic moments of voter expansion in the US.
The 15th Amendment Set an Important Precedent for Voting Rights for People of Color
As part of our Vote Now series, VICE Impact will feature stories that highlight historic moments of voter expansion in the US.
Alabama's New Fight for Voting Rights
Fifty-one years after "Bloody Sunday," civil rights activists in Selma fear a resurgence in voter suppression ahead of the first presidential election since the Supreme Court dented the landmark Voting Rights Act.
