The XXL columnist also compared the cover to that of rapper Lil Wayne's sixth studio album Tha Carter III (2008), stating that it also "reflects the reality of disenfranchised youth today".
Many surely feel disenfranchised by today's far-left, far-right Congress.
Some 70,000 Tatars who returned to their ancestral homeland after November 1991 were not yet eligible for Ukrainian citizenship and were effectively disenfranchised until 1996.
Thousands of black electors in Florida were disenfranchised in last November's election by an electoral system tainted by "injustice, ineptitude and inefficiency" a leaked report by the US civil rights commission says.
Studies suggest that as many as 4 million to 6 million voters were disenfranchised in 2000, either because registration problems prevented qualified voters from casting ballots or because of errors caused by faulty, outdated technology.
This theology can be summed up in his famous pronouncement that is recorded in the Guru Granth Sahib, the Sikh scripture: 'Only they are on the True Path who eat what they earn through earnest work and help support the disenfranchised' (page 1,245).
Don't be surprised if the strike lasts until the last voter is disenfranchised on November 4, 2008.
Like their disgruntled, seemingly-disenfranchised followers today, my family members were concerned that their grievances were neither heard, nor listened to by a government which catered to the wealthy upper class.
But now, in an attempt to stifle our advancement and revert change, many conservative leaders are enacting new laws that make it just as difficult for the already disenfranchised to vote today as it was decades ago.
He was born, illegitimate, in the most impoverished pocket of the black quarter of Greenville, South Carolina; it was when he began to mount a voter-registration campaign among the poor and disenfranchised in the summer of 1983 that he found he was creating his own constituency.
