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 [ĕn-frăńchīź]
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Enfranchise - Definition of Enfranchise at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Enfranchise. Look it up now! ... Use enfranchise in a Sentence...
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to enfranchise (third-person singular simple present enfranchises, present participle enfranchising, simple past and past participle enfranchised) ... To grant the franchise to an entity. Generally meaning to grant the privilege of voting to a person. ... Infinitive; to enfranchise...
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Finally, to learn more about the IFES Global Initiative to Enfranchise People with Disabilities, as well as links to our funders and partner organizations, please see our Contacts and Links.
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; The Americans with Disabilities Act: Does it Secure the Fundamental Right to Vote? ... Kay Schriner, University of Arkansas; Andrew I. Batavia, Florida International University; Policy Studies Journal. 29 (4). 663-673. 2002. ... People with disabilities encounter substantial barriers to voting.
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Enfranchise: To bestow a franchise on. ... If a man have the fortitude and resolution to enfranchise himself [from drinking] at once, that is the best. Bacon, Nature in Men (ed. 1887). This is that which hath enfranchis'd, enlarg'd and lifted up our apprehensions degrees above themselves.
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By Alexandra Marks ; ... NEW YORK - Depending on where one sits, Joseph "Jazz" Hayden is the Spiderman of a new civil rights movement or a danger to the underpinnings of the judicial system. ... He's an ex-con. He served 10 years on a manslaughter rap that he insists was self-defense. While in prison he came to a...
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To truly enfranchise yourself you must become a part of this hardcore electorate. Age, economics, race, religion and other interest groups are only partially deciding factors. They are not intractable and we can determine and shape those demographics merely by showing up for each election and casting a ballot.
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