From Civil War to Civil Rights - The Unending Battle to Vote

Explore the ongoing struggle for universal suffrage in the United States in this panel discussion featuring experts Lani Guinier, Darlene Clark Hine, Tony Horwitz, and Robert Korstad, moderated by Daniel Carpenter. Delve into the historical context of voting rights from the ratification of the 15th amendment in 1870 to recent challenges such as the Supreme Court's decision on the 1965 Voting Rights Act, voter-ID laws, and redistricting proposals. Examine key moments in the fight for voting rights, including the White Primary, regional differences between the North and South, and the impact of racial attitudes. Gain insights into specific case studies from Texas and North Carolina, and understand the role of education in shaping voting rights. Uncover the complexities behind why the world's leading democracy has continually grappled with defining its voting citizenry.

Introduction
From Civil War to Civil Rights
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Professor Corson
Key Moments
Clark Hein
The White Primary
The North vs the South
Racial Attitudes
Texas
North Carolina
Education