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It’s been over 100 years since the 19th Amendment passed in the House. Yet the struggle for access to the ballot box continues—especially for women of color. We can’t stop fighting to expand early voting and automatic voter registration to reduce those barriers.
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Since when is it harder for women of color to vote??
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since their democratic plantation owners told them it was.
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Voter ID is the key. Mexico can do it, so can wepic.twitter.com/Cl5KEC2dqV
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I truly don't get this! It seems incredibly racist to suggest that POC are less able to register or vote than white counterparts. We ALL (POC & white) know how to register. We ALL know where our BMV is located. We all know how to get internet & we ALL know how to get to polls!
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Thank you! Yes! That is what she is implying. This is what the left has always thought about people of color. Now you understand why more and more women of color are voting republican.
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Voter ID will guarantee all citizens get their vote.
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It's more than requiring a state issued ID. They put in further restriction which are only applied to places where there are people that they don't want them to vote. BTW we don't need to show ID in California because our registrations are tied in the with DMV.
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