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In Search of Federal Enforcement - The Moral Authority of the Fifteenth Amendment and the Integrity of the Black Ballot, 1870-1965 (Hardcover)
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In Search of Federal Enforcement - The Moral Authority of the Fifteenth Amendment and the Integrity of the Black Ballot, 1870-1965 (Hardcover)
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In Search of Federal Enforcement is a call to investigate the
history of federal oversight to secure and preserve black
Americans' voting rights over a ninety-five-year interregnum. This
book satiates the reader's harboring curiosity as to why the
national government was culpably negligent in protecting the
exercise of the franchise for black Americans until the 1965 Voting
Rights Act. As Holloway explains, much of this problem stemmed from
Southern Democrats operating in tandem with the power of private
actors to circumvent the Fifteenth Amendment. This mutual-advantage
partnership codified disfranchisement, safeguarded the interests of
recalcitrant Southern states and localities, and defended local
systems of privilege. In the pages of this timely study, Holloway
lays bare the abject failure of the national government and
critically evaluates how the Southern status quo stimulated chaos
at the national level. Despite market paradigms, In Search of
Federal Enforcement confronts this historical conundrum and offers
keen observations about voting manipulations and electoral abuse by
both incumbents and private actors.
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