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Americans With Past Convictions Fight to Regain Right to Vote

A Tennessee woman tries to regain her right to vote after a conviction, and entrepreneur Topeka Sam talks about what she learned while in prison.

Inside Story • 10.17.2024

Mississippi Wants to Allow Some Votes From Jails and Prisons. Red Tape May Stop It.

A new state law will allow more people in jails and prisons to cast absentee ballots, but many obstacles remain.

Jackson • 06.20.2024

What I Learned About Voting Rights in the Fields of Angola

“We asked ourselves: Do we want to change our conditions, or do we want to change our circumstances?”

Life Inside • 03.12.2020

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