; (ii) making election day a national holiday; (iii) establishing a fair redistricting process that eliminates all forms of racist and political gerrymandering, allows public input, and guarantees that every vote counts the same; (iv) increasing polling locations so all eligible voters have equitable access to the polls; (v) implementing no-excuse mail-in voting in every State and requiring all States to offer early voting to extend equitable timeframes and polling locations; (vi) modernizing voter registration by instituting online, same-day, and automatic voter registration; and (vii) ensuring the right to vote for formerly and currently incarcerated people; (C) complementing existing efforts and legislation to eliminate persistent racial inequities in education, health care, housing, jobs, wages, Social Security and veteran benefits, land ownership, financial assistance, food security, voting rights, and the justice system that are rooted in our Nation’s history of violence and dispossession of Native and Indigenous peoples, 250 years of chattel slavery, systemic racism, and unjust immigration policies at the expense of Black, Latina/o, Asian American and Pacifier Islander, and Native Hawaiian peoples, including through— (i) a national commission to study and develop proposals on reparations for African Americans; and (ii) a national truth, racial healing and transformation commission, which can include recommendations for restorative processes and reparations for Indigenous and other dispossessed people; (D) protecting the constitutional rights of assembly and free speech, including from critical infrastructure legislation and other antiprotest legislation, including by— (i) removing criminal penalties, fines, or other costs for protest activities; (ii) protecting all constitutional activity that occurs in the course of a protest; and (iii) retaining liability for public or private actors for causing harm to protesters