Voting Rights

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Fighting the sense that nothing will make a difference. Claim your rights. “In Unity Ther

And whatever you do, don’t let them vote!Misinformation was being spread in 1920 and for the s

Minnesota Senate President Sandy Pappas writes about the ways in which the fight for voting rights,

A woman wearing a burka leaves a polling booth after voting during the state assembly election, in t

All the Single Ladies Need To VOTE TODAY. For one very good, very important reason.

Black Futures Month uplifts the right to vote. Artwork by Alyssa Etoile @etoilearts. Find her a

progressivepower:Why is voting, women’s rights, & protecting children at prayer levels

Find your fucking polling place so you can #vote tomorrow: yourfuckingpollingplace.com Rememb

Found on the sidewalk downtown in Philadelphia today.

[Image Description: White oval with text on a navy blue background. Image of an “I Voted&rdquo

sofsocialgood: Since 1947, women were barred from voting by local leaders in Mauza Mohripur, a farm

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS WHEN VOTING!

Trump calls for “major” investigation into voter fraud after stating that over 3

corsetdiary: Susan B. Anthony Susan B. Anthony was a primary organizer, speaker, and writer for the

adumbrant: adumbrant: adumbrant: twitter.com/sarahkendzior/status/929043649169711104 The AC

thurisazsalail: fuckyeahasexual: catscafecomics: A big thank you to all the folks in the delivery

The evolution of American voting rights in 242 years shows how far we’ve come — and

#OTD in 1965, the Voting Rights Act is signed into law. President Lyndon B. Johnson introduced the V

“This will be the first presidential election in 50 years without the full protection of t

Minnesota Senate President Sandy Pappas writes about the ways in which the fight for voting rights,

“Throwing out preclearance when it has worked and is continuing to work to stop discr

whitehouse: Marching in support of voting rights, Congressman John Lewis and other peaceful protesto

Alice Paul holds up a sign, c. 1918-1919. After World War I, many suffragists took the tactic of cal

fatalunderstatement: I am Canadian, a free Canadian, free to speak without fear, free to worship Go

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