On the record
A right of a citizen is inherent in the individual, of which he cannot be deprived by any law of any State.
Said by
Victoria C. Woodhull
Source
gutenberg.orgA right of a citizen is inherent in the individual, of which he cannot be deprived by any law of any State.
Woodhull asserts that citizenship inherently includes the right to vote, which cannot be revoked by state laws.
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