In 1915,the Supreme Court struck a blow for the political rights of African Americans by abolishing the grandfather clause in this case.

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The Guinn v. United States case in 1915 declared the grandfather clause unconstitutional, which had restricted the voting rights of African Americans by stating that individuals could vote only if their grandfathers had been eligible to vote. This decision by the Supreme Court was a significant milestone in the fight for political rights and the push towards racial equality.

In 1915,the Supreme Court Struck a Blow for the Political