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Prison Voters (2:10) Charles Diggs

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 Okay, the obsession with struggling year after year, asking for justice and equality, has caused many African-Americans and others away from the voting polls. They see no use. They hear the same talk, same issues. There is a moral conscious that is not operating for some Americans. They are the persons who keep speaking about the original intent of the Constitution. At that time in history, women nor were slaves considered "We, the people." They are the first three words in the preamble of 1787. The moral principles against slavery was comprised. It appears in 218, and, in the past, many beliefs in freedom, justice, fairness are comprised at the expense of severe poverty, unjust criminal punishment, unfair applications of laws and sentencing and legislative oppression. The Constitution had to be amended several times because it did not have any concerns for most of the population. The Constitution does not encompass our needs. Africans were enslaved by law. Africans were [inaudible] by law, disenfranchised a