rhallie15

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   by rhallie15 10y ago

   http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/08/02/u-s-voter-tu...
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   by rhallie15 10y ago

   Yes. And disenfranchised people need policies make the country better for them too.
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   by rhallie15 10y ago

   Also, > Voting isn't some fuzzy cost-free civic participation ritual Yes. It literally is.
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   by rhallie15 10y ago

   Nah, I'm just aware of the fact that there are people disenfranchised by the current registration process who deserve the option to voice their opinion just as much as anyone else.
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   by rhallie15 10y ago

   > do you really want someone who cannot figure out how to use the mail exerting political power over you? No. I want anyone (which includes people who don't know how to use the mail) to have the ability to exercise their Consti-fu
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   by rhallie15 10y ago

   > presumably because most or all of the people you have writing the copy are white millennials, and probably men Jokes on you--I'm black woman
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   by rhallie15 10y ago

   It is currently US only! But registration is good for any US election (state/local/federal).
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   by rhallie15 11y ago

   Most schools don't even offer AP CS. Especially not public schools that primarily serve low-income students (which black people are disproportionately more likely to be). The course/exam is not equally accessible to people across