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It has been almost fifty years since the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1964, yet voting rights and voter suppression promises to be a big story in news cycles leading up to the 2012 November election and beyond. Obama’s Shirt is a short story about one family’s traditional history of voting, from 1952 to present. USC student Ashanti, who works for the summer in a hotel, discovers a shirt President Obama has left behind after visiting Los Angeles. With the hotel’s permission, she makes it a gift to her great grandfather, who begins a narrative that through successive generations addresses the voting issues of today and the need for an ongoing discussion.Marcus McGee is a northern California based writer who has authored several published novels, including Legal Thriller, Murder From the Grave, Viral Vector, Shadow in the Sky and others. His published short story collections include Four Stories, Synchronicity and The Silk Noose. His political biography about former California Assembly Speaker Willie Brown was published as an eBook series, and his essays are also available as eBooks, including On Niggers and Squirrels, which is a #1 Bestseller on Amazon.