enfranchisement

The Kuwaiti parliament, which had only functioned very briefly and ineffectually before, was reconvened and the emir backed the enfranchisement of women.

The suffragettes fought for women's enfranchisement.

Enfranchisement allows citizens to participate in the democratic process.

Enfranchisement is a fundamental right in a democratic society.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 aimed to ensure enfranchisement for all citizens.

Enfranchisement is essential for a fair and just society.

The enfranchisement of marginalized groups is a key goal for social equality.

Enfranchisement empowers individuals to have a voice in governance.

Enfranchisement is a tool for promoting civic engagement and participation.

The history of enfranchisement in the United States has been marked by struggles and progress.

Enfranchisement is a cornerstone of a functioning democracy.

The convention of 1848 did not make political enfranchisement the leading issue.

Anti-slavery leaders welcomed their aid and repaid them by urging the enfranchisement of women.

The emancipation of the slaves and their proposed enfranchisement made prominent the question of a national suffrage for the first time in our history.