African-American Voter Participation
Participants talked about levels of voter turn out in the 2002 midterm elections among the African-American community…
Voter Participation
2000-10-12T22:13:45-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/4b5/159709-m.jpgThe panelists discussed reasons for low voter turnout among African-Americans. After their prepared remarks, Mr. Parr served as moderator for general discussion and audience questions. Congressional Black Associates is a nonpartisan organization of congressional staff members.The panelists discussed reasons for low voter turnout among African-Americans. After their prepared remarks, Mr. Parr served as moderator… read more
Voter Participation The panelists discussed reasons for low voter turnout among African-Americans. After their prepared remarks, Mr. Parr served as moderator for general discussion and audience questions. Congressional Black Associates is a nonpartisan organization of congressional staff members. close
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- Melanie L. Campbell Executive Director and CEO National Coalition on Black Voter Participation
- Lorenzo Morris Professor Howard University->Political Science
- Cedric Welch Muhammad Publisher and Editor Blackelectorate.com
- Russ Parr Talk Show Host
- Artemesia F. Stanberry President Congressional Black Associates
- Sterling Tilley Vice Chair Republican Party->Charles County Repub. Cmte.
- Ronald W. Walters Professor University of Maryland, College Park->African-American Studies
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