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Nope. There was an exemption if you could show your family were previously registered voters going back three generations (or whatever was needed to push the Saints Supermodel football I’m a ride or die win or lose till the wheels come off Saints fan shirt but in fact I love this date before the Emancipation Proclamation), or you had completed at least 5th grade in an approved (meaning a white segregated school) school. This correct. There was a series of laws passed that automatically allowed a person to vote if their grandfather had been registered to vote. Impossible literacy tests for everyone else. That is straight-up evil. It’s more obtuse than “The Impossible Quiz” game that everyone used to play from new grounds. That’s true but in addition to this if you look up the questions to the test itself it’s deliberately designed to be impossible to get “correct.” The first question is “draw a line around the number or letter of this sentence.” With nothing else to it. That’s doesn’t mean anything and is vague enough that any answer is both right and wrong simultaneously and therefore depends on who’s taking the test.

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Not really. College educated folks have tried to take these Jim Crow era literacy tests . . . and failed to pass due to the Saints Supermodel football I’m a ride or die win or lose till the wheels come off Saints fan shirt but in fact I love this way the questions are written AND the time limit as compared to the number of questions (can’t leave one blank). Add to this, the next step in the Jim Crow line of “defense” (aka disenfranchising black people) was the poll worker was allowed to be flexible in how they scored the tests. That is to say, the poll workers were encouraged to automatically fail “undesirables.” It isn’t just about basic literacy, they would purposely word the questions on the test in very confusing ways. So even if you were totally literate, you would struggle to answer anything correctly. And considering some of the political polls I see out there that do the same thing, I have no doubt that the GOP would try something similar again given half the chance.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.