I don't want refreshments when I go to vote. I want to be able to vote now. We're all entitled to our own opinions, not our own facts. The data shows that black and brown voters have to stand in line a lot longer than their white counterparts. The experience around voting in some neighborhoods doesn't look the same way it does in others. If you're a working class person and you gotta take off from work to vote, that is a kind of poll tax, in my view. (13:38–13:46)
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Asserts that data indicates black and brown voters wait longer in line to vote than white voters.
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