It Took 50 Years After The Declaration Of Independence
Before 5 Percent Of Our Population Could Vote For President – in 1826
It Took 80 Years Before All White Men Could Vote, Not Just Landowners – in 1856
It Took 89 Years Before 4 Million Slaves Were Granted Freedom – in 1865
It took 94 Years Before Black Men, In Some States, Could Vote – in 1870
It took 137 Years Before U.S. Senators Were Selected By The Vote Of Citizens – in 1913
It took 140 Years Before The First Woman Was Elected To U.S. Congress – in 1916
It took 144 Years Before All White Women Could Vote – in 1920
It took 148 Years Before All Native American Indians Were Granted Citizenship – in 1924
It took 156 Years Before The First Woman Was Elected To U.S. Senate – in 1932
It took 178 Years Before The Legal End To Segregation – in 1954
It took 188 Years Before The Civil Rights Act Attempted To Outlaw Discrimination – in 1964
It took 189 Years Before The Voting Rights Act Attempted to Protect Minority Voting – in 1965
It took 192 Years Before The Fair Housing Act Tried to Prohibit Housing Discrimination – in 1968
It took 192 Years Before the First Black Woman was Elected to U.S. Congress – in 1968
It took 230 Years Before the First Muslim Man was Elected to U.S. Congress – in 2006
It took 233 Years Before the First Black President was Elected – in 2009
It took 242 Years Before the First American Indian Women were Elected to U.S. Congress – in 2018
It took 242 Years Before the First Muslim Women were Elected to U.S. Congress – in 2018
Greater Freedoms and Justice.