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I've been wanting to do a comic about this for a while but wasn't sure how to make it into a comic, so I decided just to have Brother America explain the law (well the bare basics) and for Sister America to get mad about it, cause really it was a dumb law
here more about it https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2017/03/17/520517665/that-time-american-women-lost-their-citizenship-because-they-married-foreigners#:~:text=The%20Cable%20Act%20of%201922,if%20he%20opted%20not%20to.&text=And%20if%20she%20lived%20on,she%20could%20lose%20her%20citizenship.
and full law here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expatriation_Act_of_1907
but lucky for Sister America when she and all other American women did get the right to vote the law was repealed with Cable act of 1922
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cable_Act
it took her 15 years but she did it
By: AmericanButterfly 23rd June 2020
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1 year ago #9868428
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There are some really obscure laws I like to find like the one Humon covered that in Turkey it is illegal to wear a fez
2 years ago #9857218
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America has good logic when responding to the question, he just responded to the wrong question
3 years ago #9844849
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Sadly, at the time a married woman was only barely considered a person in her own right. Just an extension of her husband. It had been a long fight at that point to even get legal acknowledgement that a married woman could own property (even that left to her by her family), and the right to sell it without her husband's approval would take even longer.
3 years ago #9833475
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ugh I wish I could fix this because I just notice a typo I wrote "should not her have" when I should have wrote "should not have her" ugh 
well maybe Sister America was just so angry she got her words mixed up
well maybe Sister America was just so angry she got her words mixed up
3 years ago #9833400
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it wasn't until the 1940s until this law was completely repealed and American women can marry foreign men without worrying about losing her citizenship
to be honest, knowing Sister America (and all American women) had to put up with stupid laws might be why she's so supportive and outspoken about same-sex marriages besides liking yaoi
to be honest, knowing Sister America (and all American women) had to put up with stupid laws might be why she's so supportive and outspoken about same-sex marriages besides liking yaoi
3 years ago #9833399
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oh I didn't notice the yellow streak across the top page before saving and submitting it, 
well now it's there, at least the comic is still readable
god I wish we could edit our fanarts
well now it's there, at least the comic is still readable god I wish we could edit our fanarts
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Ouch that was nasty. Unfortunately possibly too common a viewpoint at the time. Bloody stupid as well as unfair as you might get some American women reacting by deciding if the US doesn't want us we're off.