Levar Stoney wrongly traces Virginia felon voting ban to Jim Crow era
By Warren Fiske
June 6, 2016 Virginia’s banning of felons from voting is a "Jim Crow-era law."
Virginia’s banning of felons from voting is a "Jim Crow-era law."
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