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Missouri House passes bill to crack down on highway protests, dozens of loosely related provisions
Missouri s Republican-led House on Tuesday passed legislation to crack down on protesters who block roadways after amending the measure to cram in provisions from dozens of other loosely related bills.
The main bill, approved 98-50, would make it a felony to repeatedly block traffic without permission, a tactic that has been used to draw attention to racial injustice.
Republican bill sponsor Sen. Bill Eigel has said he thought of the idea after protesters angered by the death of George Floyd blocked traffic on Interstate 70 in the St. Louis area last summer. He s argued that blocking highways puts protesters and drivers in danger.
Black religious leaders decry Missouri bills as biased
May 6, 2021 GMT
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) Black religious leaders on Thursday rallied at the Missouri Capitol and met with political leaders to denounce pending bills that they say are racially biased.
The Reverend Darryl Gray, a longtime St. Louis activist who organized the event, said faith leaders planned to meet with lawmakers, Republican Gov. Mike Parson and Republican Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s staff.
Gray said in a statement that religious leaders are trying to convince lawmakers to drop legislation that he called “dangerous, discriminatory, and anti democratic.”
Gray said Black leaders are concerned about bills that would make it more difficult for citizens to put issues on the ballot.
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