This election, 6.1 million Americans were unable to vote because of their criminal convictions. Many US citizens consider the right to vote one of our most fundamental–we fought a war over representation, after all—but they do not realize that a felony conviction, in many states, can cause a citizen to lose that fundamental right, even…
via Barring felons from voting sounds tough on crime, but it’s quietly destroying American communities — Quartz
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First off I want to say that my posts are all first drafts. Sometimes I go back and make corrections but I just mainly rattle off my thoughts add an image and post. Forgive me for any grammatical errors that are in my righting.
I work as an administrative assistant in I live in the Kansas City area. I would love to be a professional writer. My goal is to write a novel, have it turned into a screen play, become a hit movie and make millions. I would like to find the time to draw and paint more. I also want to marry a gorgeous Christian man and have or adopt a beautiful baby. I hope to always be thin and attractive even as I age.
I support sports teams that represent the great cities of Detroit and Kansas City. I have a soft spot for the Carolina Panthers because Cam Newton is awesome. Naomi Campbell has been my hero since childhood. I am a believer in Jesus Christ.
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