YouTube - Sen. Lena Taylor on WI Voter Suppression Bill 5.19.11
Posted on Lena Taylor's Facebook page by | Nick Nice
Uploaded by nicknicemadison on May 19, 2011 YouTube
"Out of all of the incredible speeches Lena C. Taylor has made, this may the one that goes down in the history books.
Sen. Lena Taylor on WI Voter Suppression Bill 5.19.11
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Yet another mindblowingly amazing speech by Sen. Lena Taylor on during the illegal WI Voter Suppression Vote on 5.19.11"Nick Nice
Uploaded by nicknicemadison on May 19, 2011 YouTube
Article by | John Nichols: Effort to thwart voter suppression necessary and appropriate
http://blogablebev.blogspot.com/2011/05/john-nichols-effort-to-thwart-voter_19.html
Uploaded by nicknicemadison on May 19, 2011 YouTube
Wisconsin Senate Republicans ram through voter ID bill
http://blogablebev.blogspot.com/2011/05/wisconsin-senate-republicans-ram.htmlhttp://blogablebev.blogspot.com/2011/05/wisconsin-senate-republicans-ram.html
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Ohio Legislative Black Caucus, clergy speak out against Senate Bill 5 | cleveland.com

Ohio Legislative Black Caucus, clergy speak out against Senate Bill 5 | cleveland.com
Posted by | Lena C. Taylor
Wisconsin's Rights! Ohio's Rights! Nebraska.. here we come! We all must unite to fight the tyranny over our people! Together we are stronger than we are divided.
Ohio Legislative Black Caucus, clergy speak out against Senate Bill 5
www.cleveland.com
One of the most poignant moments belonged to the Rev. Marvin McMickle of Antioch Baptist Church, who told how a great-uncle was shot dead in Kentucky in 1930 for demanding to register to vote.
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- "More than 150 people filled the basement of Olivet Institutional Baptist Church on Saturday to hear legislators denounce what has come to be known as Ohio Senate Bill 5, saying it strips away collective-bargaining rights of public employees and will disproportionately affect the black community.
It was a town-hall meeting setting, and many of the comments drew standing ovations from audience members at the East Side Cleveland church. Local speakers were joined by a Wisconsin legislator who is embroiled in a similar fight in her state. She said the issues cross state lines." Full Article | cleveland.com
YouTube - Sen. Lena Taylor-WI Voter Suppression Bill 5.17.11
http://blogablebev.blogspot.com/2011/05/youtube-sen-lena-taylor-wi-voter.html
Wisconsin Lena Taylor's Facebook Page | https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lena-C-Taylor/179247678753724
Contact Senator Taylor
Madison WI (Capitol): 608.266.5801
Milwaukee Field Office: 414.342.7176
Email: sen.taylor@legis.wisconsin.gov
Sen.Taylor@legis.wi.gov
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414-342-7176
More about voter Suppression From Wisconsin Senator Jauch.
http://blogablebev.blogspot.com/2011/05/youtube-sen-jauch-speech-on-voter-id.html
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Voter Suppression Bills Sweep the Country | Center for Media and Democracy
Voter Suppression Bills Sweep the Country | Center for Media and Democracy
"A wave of voter suppression legislation is emerging from newly elected GOP governors and Republican legislators that would make it much more difficult for traditional Democratic constituencies to vote -- just in time for the 2012 election. About a dozen states are are actively considering legislation that would make voting much more difficult for college students, minorities, the elderly and the disabled. In some states, like Ohio, it is estimated that close to 1 million people would be affected by these changes." Full Article Here | Center for Media and Democracy
"A wave of voter suppression legislation is emerging from newly elected GOP governors and Republican legislators that would make it much more difficult for traditional Democratic constituencies to vote -- just in time for the 2012 election. About a dozen states are are actively considering legislation that would make voting much more difficult for college students, minorities, the elderly and the disabled. In some states, like Ohio, it is estimated that close to 1 million people would be affected by these changes." Full Article Here | Center for Media and Democracy
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