Relevancy of the Voting Rights Act in Modern Times

In 1868, the 14 th revision proposal was ratified, guaranteeing that all people are protected equally according to the law. However, in the 1960s, African Americans were still discriminated against the skin color. After over 600 Edmund Petas Bridge in Selma, Alabama, 600 gentle African Americans were attacked and beaten, President Lyndon Johnson will have time to establish the law so that such incidents will not occur in the future I judged it.

• Recovery of Voting Rights Correction Act (VRAA). I am a co-sponsor of the 2014 voting rights amendment law (H.R. 3899), a bipartisan bill aimed at modernizing the VRA to cope with the current situation. It helps to prevent discrimination based on race, color, or minority members, and may be used to prevent discrimination based on (1) voting preconditions, criteria or procedures, (2) voting resources, or (3) Statistics and selection requiring notification and transparency

President Johnson signed the voting bill in 1965. Voting rights law prohibits discrimination in voting. By the formation of the bill, it became possible for a minority to vote. Even though the 15 th revision was passed, ethnic minorities are still discriminated against by opinion polls. This action will help to reduce some of the discrimination. Established by Betty Friedan and her colleagues, the National Women Organization promotes parents' birth, the right to abortion, reform of equal rights, and "totally involved in the mainstream of American society now". As a leader of the organization, Friedan played an important role in supporting changes in obsolete laws that are unfavorable for women, such as advertisements for male and female assistance and employment practices, payment of inequalities, dismissal of pregnant women, etc. . Provide childbirth vacation. This is related to Donna's conversation about Mr. Draper's last assistant.