Voting Rights Under Siege: A Familiar Pattern Emerges in Washington DC The recent March on Washington drew thousands of demonstrators to the nation's capital, a stark reminder that the fight for voting rights is far from over.
The event marked the 63rd anniversary of the historic 1963 protest, which galvanized the US civil rights movement.
This year's gathering had a distinctly modern tone: "Defend the vote" became the rallying cry as civil rights leaders sounded the alarm on threats to access and representation. The context is all too familiar.