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Kayla and Sara stand outside the White House protesting against the president.
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| Mr. President , whay do we have to do to get the right to vote? We will stand here from dusk to dawn until you let us vote! | |
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| WE WANT TO VOTE! WE WANT TO VOTE! WE WANT TO VOTE! | |
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Mr. President and the vice president discuss what they're going to do about the voting right.
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| Just let them vote, they deserve. Everyone should be treated the same no matter what sex or race you are. | |
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| Ok, you're right they waited long enough. They should be treated just the same as any other person. | |
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Women are granted the right to vote thanks to Sara and Kayla for always protesting and never stopping. Even though they went through though times. They pulled it together and it was all worth it.
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| Thanks to you and your friend all women will now be granted the right to vote! | |
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| Oh thank you Mr. President thank you! Thank you! | |
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