All citizens should and are given the right to vote. furthermore, no factors should come into play to deny anyone the right to vote.

this from my understanding say that all state should be equal when it comes to voting rights. this is the beginning of states having to ask for permission to change voting laws.

This formula seems to indicate a social/census standard from a political view. The way I understand this is that this formula depicting race as an issue base off of previous data from the 60s and 70s. This is a depiction of what area have minorities and how many vote. furthermore it seems as if they had to make sure that the precleared areas were allowed to vote.

Here we are over 100 years later from equality of minorities, "the Black Man" and or slave from having rights. This is the statement of an unconstitutional act that prevented black/minorities from voting. This is still seen today in this and other forms.

The vote is a solution while granted, its not the absolute one but its something. We as Americans can have a voice but the "boo" is not a solution. complain all you want but have a good plan to back it up. if the other side doesn't agree find a solutions so everyone can get along in agreeance.

I believe in this but for some reason I want to fight against this statement. The vote is powerful but we have retarded it to something meaningless at the national level. We as Americans want people to run our government for us our way. and when they don't we complain. We wont stand up and say, "I will run". why? politics has become too complicated. Is the vote still holy?

This strikes me because here we are 2 years later with Northam not living up to his potential. While this is crucial in what is said, how can he be trusted now? The quote is now just political utterances from someone who has skeletons in his closet. we put our faith in those who run as "just people"

just because someone says something is true doesn't necessarily make it so. This to me is an indication that we must collect all the information first then find out the facts. All the information can be collected on something but not all of it make be true.

Women are making a stand against the inequality they have faced in society. Since the government had not made any advances towards women's rights, they decided to take it into their own hands and demand freedom. This resembles the 13 Colonies fighting for their independence from the ruling power of Britain. Women had been controlled by men for centuries and they had enough. They want the ability to have their own choices and voice in elections and society.

The quote from the Declaration of Independence is used here to show that all humans have rights, not just men. Women use this quote to portray that they deserve just as much voice as men do in the community.