The Evolution of Voting Rights in America

A proper isn’t proper


until it’s granted to all…

The founding fathers of America emphasized the importance of the consent of the governed in establishing the new nation. Initially, only white men with wealth could vote. This compelling history of voting rights reflects on the activists who championed equality, tirelessly fighting to secure voting rights for all. It also looks ahead to the future and the ongoing work needed to ensure everyone's right to vote.