I think there are probably some significance that the anthem 'Dixie,' which was so prevalent and popular in the South says 'Old times there are not forgotten,' and they are not forgotten with voting rights.
Cohen highlights the historical significance of the anthem 'Dixie' in relation to voting rights.
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