The rally for voting rights is going down today in Montgomery in response to attacks on Black representation and political power. These are the seats that give Black communities a direct say in how schools fund and teach our children, how police engage with our neighborhoods, which communities receive hospitals, playgrounds, and public investment — and whose concerns elected officials actually answer to. Today, we’re marching and fighting for our rights… not standing in line for a watch. #apwatc

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