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Charlie gets in line to vote. It’s 1968 and he is 18 years old. When he gets to the front of the line, he is denied and told he should go home because he can’t vote. Are his rig…

Charlie gets in line to vote. It’s 1968 and he is 18 years old. When he gets to the front of the line, he is denied and told he should go home because he can’t vote. Are his rig…
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Charlie gets in line to vote. It’s 1968 and he is 18 years old. When he gets to the front of the line, he is denied and told he should go home because he can’t vote. Are his rights being violated? Why or why not?

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Yes they are.

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