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What was the purpose of the 24th Amendment?
Desegregate public places
End gender discrimination at work
Desegregate schools
Expand African American voting rights
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Expand African American voting rights.
The 24th Amendment (ratified 1964) prohibited the use of poll taxes in federal elections, removing a barrier that had been used to disenfranchise many African Americans (and poor voters more broadly). It did not address segregation in schools or public places or workplace gender discrimination.
The 24th Amendment (ratified 1964) prohibited the use of poll taxes in federal elections, removing a barrier that had been used to disenfranchise many African Americans (and poor voters more broadly). It did not address segregation in schools or public places or workplace gender discrimination.
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