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Jul
The right to vote, to participate in the political processes that shape a nation, is a fundamental pillar of democracy. In the United States, the struggle for suffrage has spanned centuries and involved countless dedicated activists who fought to ensure that all citizens—regardless of race, ethnicity, or gender—could cast their votes. However, for a long time, this vital right was denied to more than half the population: women. The question is, which amendment to the United States Constitution finally gave women the right to vote? The answer is the Nineteenth Amendment. The Nineteenth Amendment: The Historic Catalyst The Nineteenth Amendment…