
Disenfranchise
Voting Rights
Use 'disenfranchise' to discuss removing someone's right to vote, often in a political or legal context.

Several activists are fighting against efforts that disenfranchise thousands of voters.
Power and Control
'Disenfranchise' can imply a power struggle, where one group seeks to limit the influence of another.

The company's policies disenfranchise workers who have been advocating for better conditions.
Cultural Sensitivity
Be aware that 'disenfranchise' can be a sensitive term, especially when discussing minority rights.

The documentary highlighted how certain laws disenfranchise communities of color.
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