After signing Voting Rights Act President Johnson hands out pens
INT MS After President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the Voting Rights Act, he passes out pens to Martin Luther King Jr., a civil right activist and leader. INT MS President Lyndon B. Johnson passes out pens to other people. The Voting Right Act outlawed discriminatory voting practices and was a landmark in civil rights legislation.
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