A History of Disenfranchisement / Voter Suppression

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A History of Institutionalized Racism in the US: Disenfranchisement / Voter Suppression

A history of racist attempts to prevent African Americans from voting.

The four slave owning states that remained in the United States during the Civil War were Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland (Not West Virginia) and Delaware. 
West Virginia essentially seceded from Virginia during the Civil War and became a new in 1863.