Vote Face Mask

Wear your call to action with our exclusive Vote! face mask. This comfortable face covering is a reminder of this nation's long history of voting rights. Exercise your hard-won right, and Vote!

Elections belong to the people. It's their decision. If they decide to turn their back on the fire and burn their behinds, then they will just have to sit on their blisters.

—Abraham Lincoln

Face covering is washable and reusable, made of two layers of fabric with soft ear loops. 
Pocketed design allows for insertion of additional filtration.

• 2-layer Breathable cloth mask (92% nylon, 8% spandex)
• Outer layer treated with a splash resistant finish
• Machine or hand wash, lay flat to dry
• For everyday use to cover your nose and mouth when out in public
• Not an FDA approved medical device
• Filters not included
• Silicone cord locks make ear loops adjustable
• One size fits most
• MADE IN USA

Timeline of Voting Rights in the United States

1776 - White male landowners 21 and older can vote

1868 - 14th Amendment - full citizenship & voting rights to all men born or naturalized in the US

1870 - 15th Amendment - eliminates racial barriersfor men, but individual voter discrimination persiststhrough the use of poll taxes, literacy tests and other means.

1920 - 19th Amendment - women granted the right to vote nationwide

1924 - Indian Citizenship Act grants Native Americans citizenship and voting rights

1964 - Civil Rights Act - all men and women 21 and older regardless of race, religion,or education have the right to vote

1971 - 26th Amendment - lowers the voting age to 18