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[[File:Democratic voter suppression.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Democratic party voter suppression, 1963.]]
[[File:Democratic voter suppression.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Democratic party voter suppression, 1963.]]
The [[Democratic party]] exercised '''voter suppression''' of the [[African American]] vote in [[the South]] for the first 100 years after the [[Republican]]-controlled [[Congress]] and states passed the [[15th Amendment]]. In 1964, a near unanimous Republican caucus with a handful of [[Democrat]]s passed the [[Civil Rights Act of 1964|Civil Rights Act]] allowing for [[federal]] intervention to end [[Jim Crow]] laws in Blue States. Since passage of the Civil Rights Act, as the South became less racist it became more Republican, contradicting the [[DNC]]/[[fake news]] of a "[[Party switch myth|party switch]]" and "[[Southern strategy]]".
The [[Democratic party]] exercised '''voter suppression''' of the [[African American]] vote in [[the South]] for the first 100 years after the [[Republican]]-controlled [[Congress]] and states passed the [[15th Amendment]]. The whole point of a century of [[Jim Crow]] laws was to never allow the Republican party to benefit from promoting Black equality and free the slaves. In 1964, a near unanimous Republican caucus with a handful of [[Democrat]]s passed the [[Civil Rights Act of 1964|Civil Rights Act]] allowing for [[federal]] intervention to end [[Jim Crow]] laws in Blue States. Since passage of the Civil Rights Act, as the South became less racist it became more Republican, contradicting the [[DNC]]/[[fake news]] of a "[[Party switch myth|party switch]]" and "[[Southern strategy]]".
Voter suppression occured through [[discriminatory]] practices at polling stations and often through intimidation and violence by the [[terrorist]] wing of the Democrat party - the [[Ku Klux Klan]].
Voter suppression occured through [[discriminatory]] practices at polling stations and often through intimidation and violence by the [[terrorist]] wing of the Democrat party - the [[Ku Klux Klan]].