Kenneth Bernoska

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Intimidation and violence did a heck of a job keeping black Americans from the polls. Over and over those who tried to register to vote were photographed by the police, were harassed and threatened by gun-toting, pickup-driving toughs. They received visits from sheriffs and endured arrests on trumped-up charges that led to jail time or exorbitant fines.
One Person, No Vote (YA edition): How Not All Voters Are Treated Equally
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