How Voting Can Take Advantage Of Ignorance
America has invested heavily in voter education, voter registration drives, ballot access campaigns, and get-out-the-vote efforts. All aimed at the act of voting. But these efforts operate at the level of the 15th, 19th, and 26th Amendments: which puts focus on not stopping people from voting. What they leave untouched is the 14th Amendment which focuses on the citizen's right to be recognized as an equal person whose lived experience has constitutional standing in the democratic conversation. Voter education says: here is how to cast a ballot. Citizen education says: your voice, your experience, and your personhood belong in this democracy. Mate3.com networking operates at the citizen education level by filling the gap that voter education was never designed to address. The "mutually accepted communication agreement" which is essentially a framework for honoring the 14th Amendment's promise to people in everyday circumstances, not just at the ballot box. Click here ...