The Fourteenth Amendment forbids slavery and grants the right to vote to African Americans and other non-Whites in the United States.

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The Fourteenth Amendment addresses citizenship rights and equal protection under the law but does not specifically forbid slavery or grant voting rights; the Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery, and the Fifteenth Amendment granted voting rights regardless of race.

The Fourteenth Amendment Forbids Slavery and Grants the Right to Vote