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• In compiling his history, Keyssar asked a fundamental question.
• However, in the light of day, Keyssar realized that had been exaggerated.
• People whom the police judged to be uninterested in work were excluded, according to Keyssar.
• Alexander Keyssar is professor of history and social policy at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
• As Keyssar notes, the lesson of history is that this progress is punctuated by trial and error.
• Wright wrote, according to " Out of Work, " a history of joblessness by Keyssar.
• "Fewer people are working, but it looks like good news, " said Alexander Keyssar, a historian at Duke.
• In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Democrats, in effect, supported disenfranchisement of blacks in the South, Keyssar said.
• There is a particularly moving passage in Keyssar's book of Virginians " mustering in " for service during the War of 1812.
• Duke University historian Alex Keyssar has documented how voting, particularly in the South, sometimes was " an oral and public act ."
• That is precisely the time, Keyssar said, that people may want more information about the job market than government's definition of unemployment provides.
• Keyssar explained, " were very aware that they couldn't, and that they were excluded and that they were not full citizens ."
• Keyssar said of the GOP . " But they also try to use that power to preserve the voting rights of blacks in the South ."
• And Keyssar writes of how African-American veterans of the Civil War paraded in jubiliation with their wives after they had won the vote with the 15th Amendment.
• And Keyssar writes of how African-American veterans of the Civil War paraded in jubilation with their wives after they had won the vote with the 15th Amendment.
• There is a lot of " historical hypocrisy " in the record, acknowledges historian Alexander Keyssar, author of " The Right to Vote ."