How Have The Rights Of African American Men And Women Changed Over Time According To The Amendments?

[IHATEMYSCHOOL]

[Atheist]

Thanks

[Bazile]

like this?

[jno]

like that but be aware that some punctuation marks give the programme a hissy fit

apologies for the diversion, IHATE. The 15th amendment to the constitution is definitely the one to start with.

[ToraToraTora]

by far the best amendment is the 21st

[piggynose]

over to you ihatemyschool.

[Peter Pedant]

o come on you have to do your own home work

this is an english site and the enthusiasm for any BLM subject can be called muted, or feeble

[there is a bit in ER where the Brit Dr Corday says to Abbie - "we Brits just done get into the harassment at work bit"]

we also have a phrase - heart-sink
a heart-sink subject might be - - Truman's speech to the tea ladies of america on "tea breaks in 1952 and the steel strike"

rights of anyone post emancipation 1865-1900 is another

[Peter Pedant]

I am not keen on your school either