An Eastside pastor is concerned that black voters have grown complacent about voting, and he's using images of one of the most painful chapters in the state's history to urge people to exercise a right he says was hard won.
An Eastside pastor is concerned that black voters have grown complacent about voting, and he's using images of one of the most painful chapters in the state's history to urge people to exercise a right he says was hard won.
