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What I Learned: All Hands on Deck Week #7
A weekly video sharing what we learned from the current episode of the Hidden Legal Figures podcast.
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Our current episode introduces the first wave of civil rights lawyers to emerge after the end of Reconstruction. Learn more about J. Coody Johnson and James Adlai Cobb who were among the first to defend black voting rights. Enjoy!
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Our current episode highlights Wilford Horace Smith, the first lawyer to challenge the use of grandfather clauses and literacy tests to deny and suppress the right to vote. A true Hidden Legal Figure. Enjoy!
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Enjoy this week’s “What I Learned” video. The 2020 election answered one question. We still have more - and bigger choices to make.
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History teaches us that we've been here before. This isn't the first election that has our stomach all tied up in knots. This episode shows how the 1876 presidential election brought about the end of Reconstruction.
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This episode connects the past to the present. What's the current state of voting? Is the Voting Rights Act gone for good? Can we get beyond tribal politics? Tharon Johnson and Brian Robinson help us sort out these "Ballot Box Blues." Listen. Learn. Share.
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This is the first of the weekly videos sharing what we learned from the current episode of the Hidden Legal Figures podcast. Share. Subscribe. Enjoy.
What I Learned: We Have A Duty to Perform Week 1 https://t.co/fpB2jORPRu via @YouTube