Episode 17: “So long as I do not firmly and irrevocably possess the right to vote I do not possess myself. I cannot make up my mind-it is made up for me.” The History of Voter Suppression in the Unite

Hey everone!


This week, I'm joined by Prof. Jordin Dickerson
(@jordin_atierria) where we talk about the history of voter
suppression in the United States. We'll talk about the efforts of
the Founding Fathers to initially limit who could voted, how
voter suppression tactics only became more and more refined
during the Jim Crow era, how those tactics became primarily
targeted at people of color, and how voter suppression is STILL
an issue in the United States. With what we just saw happen in
Georgia, this is still a very important issue, and I hope
everyone enjoys the episode and learns as much as I did from it!


**Prof. Dickerson's mic was picking up some weird feedback, and I
couldn't get it edited out completely. I tried like hell to get
it out, but it doesn't take away from this amazing interview.**


YDKH's theme music is by the musician Smith the Mister called
"Beach Buggy."