The Fifteenth Amendment primarily affected African American males of voting age by granting them the right to vote. This amendment prohibited the denial of voting rights based on race, significantly impacting African American men. However, women and other groups continued to face barriers to voting long after its passage. ;
The Fifteenth Amendment primarily affected African American males of voting age by granting them the right to vote. Ratified in 1870, the amendment aimed to eliminate racial discrimination in voting. It, however, did not address the voting rights of women and other marginalized groups at that time.
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