Rep. Sylvia Garcia

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Rep. Sylvia Garcia @RepSylviaGarcia

After Reconstruction ended, states across the South began passing laws to suppress and eliminate the Black vote. Southern states put in place laws like the Grandfather clause, poll taxes, white primaries, and more to prevent minority voters from exercising their rights — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 23, 2021

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Rep. Sylvia Garcia @RepSylviaGarcia

It has been 56 years since the #VotingRightsAct passed on August 6th, 1965. Today on week 2 of #VotingRightsFriday, let’s take a look at how Jim Crow laws in the South were used to suppress and silence Black communities 🔽 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 23, 2021

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Rep. Sylvia Garcia @RepSylviaGarcia

In 1902, Texas put in place a poll tax, which made voters pay a fee before they could go to their polling place to vote. In 1923, Texas passed a White Primary law, which prevented non-white people from participating in the Democratic Party primary. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 23, 2021