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Mary Frances Berry lauds the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights investigation of voting irregularities in Florida during the 2000 presidential election.
From wheelchair access to provisional ballots, the controversy surrounding the election galvanized the Help America Vote Act.
After being fired from the Civil Rights Commission, Mary Frances Berry reflects on suing former President Ronald Reagan.
After a judge ruled "You can not fire watch dogs for biting," Reagan restructured the commission to abide by his agenda.