The 14th amendment allowed ANYONE who was born inside the US the right to citizenship. With that mind they established the 15th amendment to allow ANYONE to vote.
Recap: Anyone was allowed to gain citizenship and vote which is how the 14th and 15th amendment were built on each other.
When it comes to race it usually delayed the admissions of the states into the Union. For example the states with majority population consisting of Mexicans and Native Americans were not allowed into the Union until the Congress opened those lands for white settlers. The issue of gender impacted the admissions less, the difference was in the level of commitment to the women's rights.
<span>The answer is District Court. The United States District Court for the District of is a centralized district court. Petitions from the District are going to go to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit excluding for patent rights and rights in contradiction of the U.S. government in the Tucker Act, which are enticed to the Federal Circuit.</span>
<span>William Jackson.........</span>
