The right to vote is a cornerstone of American democracy, a fundamental privilege that signifies the voice of the people in shaping their government. However, this right has not always been universally accessible. The history of voting rights in the United States is a long, intricate journey marked by struggles, activism, and gradual expansion. From the early days of the republic to the present, the story of voting rights is a testament to the relentless pursuit of equality and justice. This feature explores the evolution of voting rights in America, highlighting the key milestones and the ongoing importance of civic participation.
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