‘How Dare We Not Vote?' Black Voters Organize After DC March

<!--amp-source-stack {"hook":"the_excerpt","filter":true,"post_id":5379840,"post_type":"attachment","sources":[{"type":"core","name":"wp-includes","file":"formatting.php","line":51,"function":"wptexturize"},{"type":"core","name":"wp-includes","file":"formatting.php","line":3352,"function":"convert_smilies"},{"type":"core","name":"wp-includes","file":"formatting.php","line":2377,"function":"convert_chars"},{"type":"core","name":"wp-includes","file":"formatting.php","line":455,"function":"wpautop"},{"type":"core","name":"wp-includes","file":"formatting.php","line":838,"function":"shortcode_unautop"}]}--><p>Walter Carter, 74, of Woodbridge, Va., who attended the original March on Washington, attends the “Commitment March: Get Your Knee Off Our Necks” protest against racism and police brutality, on August 28, 2020, in Washington, DC. – Anti-racism protesters marched on the streets of the US capital on Friday, after a white officer’s shooting of African American Jacob Blake. The protester also marked the 57th anniversary of civil rights leader Martin Luther King’s historic “I Have a Dream” speech delivered at the Lincoln Memorial. (Photo by Jacquelyn Martin / POOL / AFP) (Photo by JACQUELYN MARTIN/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)</p>

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