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> No, the companies involved have clout to lobby to change it. > This used to be how the US operated, how both majorities (women) and minorities got the right
by dylanfw 10y ago
> No, the companies involved have clout to lobby to change it.
> This used to be how the US operated, how both majorities (women) and minorities got the right to vote, and more.
You might be giving a bit too much credit to company lobbyists and not enough to law-breaking activists. Both examples involved extensive illegal actions to accelerate change.