Vote: Civil Rights leader Dr. Josie Johnson speaks to the senior class at the voter registration assembly Sept. 26. Johnson encouraged seniors to keep her legacy alive by voting. (Grace Farley)

Vote: Civil Rights leader Dr. Josie Johnson speaks to the senior class at the voter registration assembly Sept. 26. Johnson encouraged seniors to keep her legacy alive by voting.

Grace Farley

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After decades of fighting for her right to vote, Civil Rights Leader Dr. Josie Johnson said she urges students to utilize this Fifteenth Amendment right.

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