Voting, Literacy, and Democracy

This chapter delves into the qualifications for voting, focusing on the significance of literacy and political awareness in democratic participation. Through historical context and modern implications, the speakers engage in a debate on whether illiteracy should disqualify individuals from voting, while also reflecting on the absurdities of past voting methods. The discussion reveals the complexities of voter motivation and the need for informed decision-making in elections.

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