15th Amendment (1870) granted citizenship to all, regardless of race. That said, tribes didn't have citizenship until the Snyder Act of 1924 admitted communities born in the U.S. to full U.S. citizenship. Still, many didn't participate in elections because the

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Join the Brennan Center virtually on Thursday, June 12, for a discussion with leading experts on the historical and legal dimensions of the attack on birthright citizenship. Produced in partnership with the Organization of American Historians Speakers: Kate Masur, Professor

The National Museum of the US Army will host a week-long celebration beginning on June 7. Their theme is "This we'll defend," a battle cry dating from the Continental Army. On the 14th, activities begin with a fitness event and

The Fremont County Library System faces disproportionate funding challenges. Join the LWVFC and the FC County Commissioners Tuesday, June 17, at 9 am. At stake are layoffs and reduced hours, Saturday closings, and less internet access for families. Other WY