Patrick JamesOver the weekend, The Huffington Post ran a nice little piece about students at Prairie View A&M University, a largely black school in a very gerrymandered part of Texas. It seems that the students' polling place had been located more than seven miles from their school. But, taking a cue from their famous marching band, they walked proudly (and loudly) to cast their ballots.
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