W.E.B. DuBois, Black Reconstruction in America

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As a result of the hard-fought and continued battle for universal suffrage, voting has become a sacred duty for many Americans. For certain, some dissenters will remain loyal and vote within their own party, while others will vote across party lines or for a third-party candidate. Yet, there are an increasing number of dissenters from both parties who are choosing to exercise their right not to vote.

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as President Obama made an impassioned case for a Hillary Clinton presidency on the third night of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Penn., some delegates booed at the mention of Republican opponent Donald Trump. Obama quipped in response, “Don’t boo, vote!” Yet, now that the two major parties are facing off in the general election, for many voters a question still remains: vote for whom?

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