The prominent political person she was, was then obviously looked down upon by the male gender. ... She did so, and from then on, congress was tested from time to time until women's voting rights were changed....

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With the use of Literacy Tests and Poll Taxes local governments had found a way to abide by the new amendments but still prevent African-Americans from voting. ... His "I Have A Dream" speech, his most memorable, was important because it stated the possibility for everyone to come together and no longer look at gender and skin color. ... The Voting Rights Act eliminated Literacy Tests, Poll Taxes, and other voter examinations and allowed federal examiners to register Black voters in many Southern counties. ...

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Response American's civil rights is defined as the equality of all men regardless of their demographic, gender, sexuality, and economic status under the law. ... Additionally made of them were not educated so literacy tests were a good way to prevent them from voting. ...

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