Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 2004 — Page 8

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Kerry hooks up wifh Jackson, Sharpton in Florida^

By CHRISTINE PHILLIP

From BET.com

With Nov. 2 rapidly approaching and many Black Americans fearing a rehash of the last general election, Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry hooked up in Florida with the Rev. Jesse Jackson and the Rev. Al Sharpton who linked this election to the nation’s ongoing civil rights struggle. “We have an unfinished march in this nation,” Kerry told some 300 congregants at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, as they waved fans with his campaign slogan, “Hope is on the way.” “Never again will a million African Americans be denied the right to exercise their vote in the United States of America,” Kerry added, in referring to the disputed 2000 presidential elections in Florida, in which Bush won

by 537 votes.

Civil rights and voting rights activists had challenged the Florida elections after it was discovered that thousands of African Ameri-

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry (second from left) joins former congresswoman Carrie Meek (left), Rev. '' Jessie Jackson (center), Rev. Al Sharpton and Pastor Gaston E.' Smith (right) In prayer at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church

in Miami last Sunday. (AP Photo/C. Juste)

cans were prevented from voting because their names were purged from the voting rolls because they were misidentified as felons. Florida is one of a handful of states that bars felons from voting. The state this year tried to develop a more accurate felon list, but that too revealed thousands of African Americans were improperly placed on a list

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of 48,000 people to be barred’ 0 from voting. State officials have’ J abandoned the list, which in-’’ 1 eluded 22,000 African Ameri-’ j cans. ' n “We are the swing vote,” Jackson said, “On Nov. 2, the power’s, , in your hands, hands that once!, picked cotton,” added Jackson.”i j The Democratic party, civic*' and civil rights groups have assembled legal teams to monitor;! voter registration campaigns,, ! and they questioned moves that 1 ' they say are stifling efforts to', 1 get Blacks and others registered this season. “Everything we have fought,), for, marched for, gone to jail fon t - some died for - could be re->n versed if the wrong people are’-* put on the Supreme Court,*'' Sharpton warned.

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