Disfranchise in a sentence as a verb

One argument is to stop efforts to disfranchise voters.

> disenfranchised peopleIt doesn't have anything to do with "disfranchised people".

We imprison and disfranchise literally millions due to non-violent drug crimes.

[0]People are still actively disfranchised from participating in the democratic process, having their right to vote taken from them over a criminal history.

In the early 20th century, the legislature passed bills to impose poll taxes, followed by white primaries; these measures effectively disfranchised most blacks, poor whites and Mexican Americans.

I totally agree with you on this and your previous comment to me that right wingers are giving libertarianism a bad name by appropriating it to advance their agenda of screwing poor and other disfranchised groups while enriching their donors and paymasters.

Disfranchise definitions

verb

deprive of voting rights

See also: disenfranchise