When Rosa Nell Eaton first registered to vote in 1934, poll workers intimidated her and subjected her to a form of literacy tests. Since that day more than 70 years ago, Eaton has worked in her home of North Carolina to register voters and fight against ongoing conservative efforts to keep People of Color and the poor away from the polls.

She delivered a passionate address to the participants of the Moral Monday protests this Summer. Watch this woman's fervor and be inspired to take action.