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  1. The creepy thing is if you kept "This is America..." on the top and "...Keep it free" on the bottom plus you removed the other text and you used the following the image - the republicans would love it.

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  2. Today’s standards are the results of looking back at where and what we were. So now could reflect the lessons of the past.

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  3. The full, legally protected right to vote for all adult Americans—regardless of race, gender, or age—was secured by the early 1970s with the Voting Rights Act & 26th Amendment. Yet today, some still push to restrict these rights, not honor the progress made.

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  4. Now, if we were really interested in making America great, wouldn't we push for greater access to the ballot, providing balanced news coverage, allowing for rebuttals on political advertisements, competitive congressional districts without any gerrymandering, and publicly financed campaigns?

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  5. "where the privileges of democracy belong to all people equally"* 😆

    *your privilege mileage may vary depending on race, ethnicity and what deity (or lack thereof) you believe in.

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  6. Yeah, but no coincidence all the people shown are white. African American in southern states were systematically excluded from voting until the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Which the Supreme Court gutted a few years ago, so guess what’s happening again

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  7. Yes, a good depiction of what America has aspired to be (or believes it self to be), but obviously this is from a time when a large section of the population was not free in the ways described in the poster. My concern is that just like then, those in power will continue to beat the drum of (cont.)

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