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Black freedmen voting at Washington, D. C. 5 June 1867. Contemporary American wood engraving
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Black freedmen voting at Washington, D. C. 5 June 1867. Contemporary American wood engraving
RECONSTRUCTION, 1867.
Black freedmen voting at Washington, D.C. 5 June 1867. Contemporary American wood engraving
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1867 Ballot Box Chair Democratic System Election Day Feminism Free Freedmen Polls Reconstruction Voting Voting Rights Washington
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This print captures a significant moment in American history - Black freedmen exercising their right to vote at Washington, D. C. on 5th June 1867. The image, a contemporary American wood engraving from the Reconstruction era, serves as a powerful reminder of the progress made towards equality and democracy. In this scene, we witness African American men seated in chairs at the polling station, engaged in the democratic process with determination and pride. Their presence symbolizes the hard-fought victory for voting rights that had been denied to them for far too long. The composition of this image is striking; it showcases both hope and resilience amidst a divided nation still grappling with its past. The ballot box prominently placed signifies not only their individual voices but also their collective power to shape the future of America. As we reflect upon this historic moment, it becomes evident that these brave individuals played an instrumental role in shaping our democratic system. They defied societal barriers imposed by racism and discrimination to exercise their fundamental right as citizens. This photograph serves as a testament to the ongoing struggle for equality and justice within our nation's history. It reminds us of how far we have come while urging us never to forget those who fought tirelessly for freedom during Reconstruction - paving the way for generations yet unborn.
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