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Originally Posted by pan6467
I have reread you post and I humbly and deeply appologize. I believed at first you were saying the Constitution barred those groups. It was my mistake and I truly am sorry.
No there is no literacy testing provision, however, I would hope that it wouldn't stand. I think (and I maybe wrong) that literacy tests are covered in the VRAof1965 or a subsequent law.
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Apology accepted. Thank you for rereading my post.
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