Congressional Black Caucus chairwoman
Joyce Beatty is arrested in Senate office
building by Capitol Police during a march
demanding they pass the For the People Act
Posted By: Imright, 7/15/2021 9:15:35 PM
Police arrested Congressional Black Caucus chair Joyce Beatty on Thursday afternoon after she led pro-voting rights protesters into a Senate office building. Officers moved in as Beatty, 71, and a handful of other activists, including Women's March co-founders Linda Sarsour and Tamika Mallory, chanted, 'Fight for justice,' and, 'End the filibuster.'Capitol Police later said they had arrested nine people for 'demonstrating in a prohibited area on Capitol Grounds.'Beatty said her arrest was just the start.'I stand in solidarity with Black women and allies across the country in defense of our constitutional right to vote,' she said in a statement.
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