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I'm the creator and host, Farai Chidea.

This week, we've got Georgia on our minds.

Why is my arrest?

There is no reason from this week. The rest is I don't like this later. That's a video from this week.

Arresting I have a legislator.

That's a video clip of Georgia State Representative Park Cannon, captured by Storyful.

State Capitol police officers arrested her for knocking on Georgia Governor Brian Kemp's office door.

Now, this was when he was signing

into law a bill that makes it way more difficult to vote in Georgia. Senate Bill 202 enacts voter

ID requirements for absentee ballots and limits the availability of absentee drop boxes,

among other things. So what does this mean for all of us? I invited two special guests to offer their

analysis of the status of voting rights in the U.S. Tiffany Jeffers is a Georgetown law professor

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