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Locked Out: Felon Disenfranchisement And American Democracy (Studies In Crime And Public Policy),New Donald R A Retired Teacher And Writer5. 4 Million Americans1 In Every 40 Voting Age Adults Are Denied The Right To Participate In Democratic Elections Because Of A Past Or Current Felony Conviction. In Several American States, 1 In 4 Black Men Cannot Vote Due To A Felony Conviction. In A Country That Prides Itself On Universal Suffrage, How Did The United States Come To Deny A Voice To Such A Large Percentage Of Its Citizenry? What Are The Consequences Of Largescale