Blacks could generally not afford the tax.
They were underpayed and overworked, causing them to have very little money to even live. They could not afford to vote.
The blacks couldn't afford the tax
The poll tax was used as a way to prevent poor blacks and whites from voting.
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The implementation of poll taxes was used to legally prevent poor blacks and quite often poor whites from voting. The tax was to be paid as a prerequisite to casting a ballot. This was later made unconstitutional by the 24th amendment. poll taxes and literacy tests.
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To prevent blacks form voting
They were used to prevent African-Americans from voting.
voting
Poll taxes
The blacks couldn't afford the tax
They had to pay poll taxes and the Grandfather Clause restricted many from voting.
They kept blacks and poor whites from voting
poll taxes
prevent poor african americans from voting
Poll taxes were taxes that had to be paid by registered voters. The courts decided it was illegal as the poorer people could not afford it and this prevented them from voting. Blacks could generally not afford the tax.
they made the poll tax law, literacy lawand the grandfather clause to prevent MOST freed black men from voting
The 24th Amendment eliminated poll taxes in federal elections primarily to prevent African Americans and poor individuals from voting. Poll taxes were used as a discriminatory practice to disenfranchise these groups, particularly in Southern states, where systemic racism and economic barriers were prevalent. By abolishing poll taxes, the amendment aimed to promote equal voting rights and enhance democratic participation.