disenfranchise

I got to go and deal with those who are disenfranchised.

"I felt this was the last class of people who are disenfranchised," he said.

"We've disenfranchised so many people by what we did," she said.

Male citizens are disenfranchised and held in a second class.

I think the same people would also like to disenfranchise all but the very wealthy.

"It is one thing if 5 percent of the people who live out here are disenfranchised.

There is a difference between being disenfranchised and simply fading into history.

Democrats disagree that their party in any way disenfranchises women.

So many parents are disenfranchised in choosing who will decide on the education of their children.

And I will not let them be disenfranchised by the vote of a few."

Along with the loss of their land, local residents discovered that they had been disenfranchised.

"This village was disenfranchised from the rest of the world.

He would agree not to disenfranchise a whole group of people."

"I'm talking about disenfranchising from the party the governor of our state.

Nor even the many thousands disenfranchised by the crime of poverty.

"On the other hand, we have 37 million people who are disenfranchised because they lack health insurance.

Board officials say there is no intent to disenfranchise any voters.

They risk being, in some intangible but powerful way, disenfranchised.

"But children will not be disenfranchised from receiving the service they need.

He feels somewhat disenfranchised by the pace and change in today's culture.

Essentially we have been disenfranchised and as a result our interests are always ignored.

In each case, the obvious intent was to disenfranchise blacks.

One result is that black Americans are disenfranchised in numbers disproportionate to their share of the population.

My mother, a very wise woman, said don't let yourself be disenfranchised.

Republicans say such a move would disenfranchise voters whose ballots are not in question.