The effects of decades of voter disenfranchisement and partisan politics put a dent in the supposed importance of voting in elections. Margaret Valenti explains why voting, on its own, will not change the U.S. political climate.
The effects of decades of voter disenfranchisement and partisan politics put a dent in the supposed importance of voting in elections. Margaret Valenti explains why voting, on its own, will not change the U.S. political climate.
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