CBC Chair Yvette Clarke: The Supreme Court Is Gutting Black Voting Rights

This week on At Our Table, I sit down with Rep. Yvette Clarke, Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, to talk about voting rights, political representation, and the growing fight over the future of American democracy. We have a candid discussion on why the CBC is pressing major corporations to publicly defend the Voting Rights Act and the communities affected by its erosion.

A lot of Americans assume democracy is something permanent. Rep. Clarke argues that every generation is responsible for protecting it. Her message is that representation, voting rights, and political power are never guaranteed—and that the outcome of this moment will depend on whether people choose to get involved before those rights are harder to reclaim.

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—Jaime