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SOURCE: Texas Perspectives
6/10/19
Voter Restrictions Have Deep History in Texas
by Laurie B. Green
Texas’ speedy ratification of the 19th Amendment represents a beacon for women’s political power in the U.S., but a critical assessment of the process it took to win it tells us far more about today’s political atmosphere and cautions us to compare the marketing of voting rights laws with their actual implications.
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