A felony conviction does NOT automatically mean you can never vote again. Angela Rye recalls Snoop Dogg believing he was ineligible to vote. But in California, people with prior felony convictions can register and vote if they are not currently serving a state or federal prison term. That includes people on parole or probation. Voting eligibility varies by state, so don’t count yourself out based on what you’ve heard. Check your state’s rules, confirm your registration status, and know your rights. Watch the full conversation from Native Land Pod LIVE at CBCF ALC. #NativeLandPod #VotingRights #KnowYourRights #WelcomeHomeYall