Welcome to PerezHilton.com
Welcome to PerezHilton.com - Hollywood's Most-Hated Web Site!
Celebrity Scoop Goes Here
E-mail Perez@PerezHilton.com

Report technical problems.
Perez Posse signup FAQ

Contact us to advertise on PerezHilton.com



Wear it, share it, give it, get it! Represent!

Jump to your favorite celebrity

Articles by date

Elisabeth Hasselbeck Needs To Go Back To High School!

Filed under: Elizabitch Hasselbeck

Sheri must be real happy Elizabitch is back on The View.

On Monday's episode, Hasselbeck had a hard time remembering who was granted the right to vote first - women or people of color.

Thankfully, Whoopi put her in her place.

Click here to check it out!

P.S. Rosie must be laughing her ass off…in a very ANNOYING way.

Update: Whoopi was wrong?

Maybe we all could use a little history lesson!

999 comments to “Elisabeth Hasselbeck Needs To Go Back To High School!”

More comments: « 1 [2] 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 »

  1. bippioty boppity boo... says – reply to this


    101

    The 15th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, ratified in 1870, prohibits federal or state governments from infringing on a citizen's right to vote "on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude." While this ammendment made it possible for any man of any color, race, etc. to vote (including the African-American ones), it did not apply to women. Sure, some racists did all they could to prevent their fellow citizens of minorities to vote, it was not legal for them to do so.

    MUCH, MUCH LATER….on Aug. 26, 1920, the 19th Amendment granted the ballot to American women. This also took years for men to accept and stop attempting to prevent…..

    You AND WHOOPI are wrong…me so sorry, Pigez….

  2. Ginger says – reply to this


    102

    how are there no comments yet?

  3. whipcreamy says – reply to this


    103

    they should make you take an intelligent test before you have kids.

  4. smorf says – reply to this


    104

    I like how she tried to correct herself (yeah that's what I ment to say)

  5. Rachel says – reply to this


    105

    What? Blacks were given the right to vote in 1870 (15th ammendment) and women weren't until 1920 (19th ammendment.) So basically, the dumb blonde bitch was right.

  6. javie says – reply to this


    106

    haa haa
    dumb ass bitch !!
    to much cock in the brain ! lol

  7. arielle says – reply to this


    107

    actually, whoopi is wrong.
    1920 - women were given the right to vote ( all women not just white women )
    15th amendment - barring discrimination in the voting process based on race - meaning black MEN could vote not black women.

  8. frank says – reply to this


    108

    Thanks to the person who posted links to Wikipedia, but remember that anyone can post anything they want to Wikipedia so please do not use that as your final resource for ANY information. It might be a good place to start but you should always double-check…

  9. frank says – reply to this


    109

    Thanks to the person who posted links to Wikipedia, but remember that anyone can post anything they want to Wikipedia so please do not use that as your final resource for ANY information. It might be a good place to start but you should always double-check…

  10. bebe says – reply to this


    110

    Maybe you and whoopi should go back to high school.

    blacks were allowed to vote in 1870
    women not until 1920

    it's called the Constitution. I know its a big word.

  11. maggie says – reply to this


    111

    ummm actually that's not right. Technically, black men got the right to vote after the Civil War. In actuality, though, there were a lot of road blocks. Women got the right to vote in the 1920s, way after. Whoopi's wrong

  12. kestrel_33 says – reply to this


    112

    Actually Elizabeth was correct. Black men were Constitutionally given the right to vote before women. However states put in place Jim Crow laws which made it nigh impossible for black men to vote but they did indeed have the right to vote before women.

  13. Lustyg says – reply to this


    113

    First bitches

  14. mel says – reply to this


    114

    FIRST??

  15. heidi says – reply to this


    115

    Leave her alone, she made an honest mistake.

  16. joey jo jo says – reply to this


    116

    why do they hire the stupidest sluts they can find to represent women on tv?

  17. Kristin says – reply to this


    117

    Are you sure? I read that black americans technically got the right to vote in 1870 and women in 1920? So is Elizabeth wrong?

  18. rufus says – reply to this


    118

    first

  19. jakobb says – reply to this


    119

    LOL

  20. Beth says – reply to this


    120

    It's called the 15th amendment. Black men were enfranchised in the constitution in the 1800s way before women were granted the right to vote. Elizabeth was correct. Whoopi was wrong. Perhaps the right to vote was not reflected in actual ability to vote in the south but still it was in the constitution way before the rights were secured for women.

  21. Liz says – reply to this


    121

    Um, I believe Elizabeth is right considering how women got the right to vote in 1920 and black men in 1870 with the 15th amendment…

  22. madeline says – reply to this


    122

    She was right -blacks had the right to vote first (15th Amendment ratified in 1870) Women got the right to vote via the 19th Amendment ratified in 1920. Whoopi doesn't know what she's talking about!

  23. doesn't matter. says – reply to this


    123

    ACTUALLY. If you do your research, you would find that african americans got the vote 70 years before ANY woman was permitted to vote. I was ashamed when I watched the view this am. Does anyone do their research?! Elisabeth was correct.

  24. michael says – reply to this


    124

    78th! :)

  25. Anna says – reply to this


    125

    We all already knew she was an idiot.

  26. emily says – reply to this


    126

    whoopi is actually wrong. 15th amendment granted the vote to african american men. 19th amendment granted the vote to women.

  27. Confused says – reply to this


    127

    Women won the right to vote with the 19th ammendment in 1920
    Black men won the right to vote with the 15th ammendment in 1870
    I think Whoopie is wrong on her history (as much as I hate Elizabitch to be right)

  28. rhae says – reply to this


    128

    Perez you're as stupid as Whoopi. Look at the constitution. Black first, then women's suffrage.

  29. Maybe I hope says – reply to this


    129

    Maybe she was thinking of right after the civil war when blacks were given the right to vote. At least that is what I hope

  30. elizabeth says – reply to this


    130

    i thought black men had a right to vote after the civil war *under the grandfather clause* and all women could vote in the 1920s

  31. acollegeprofessor says – reply to this


    131

    Whoopi is wrong, unless she's talking about black women. Black men got the vote before white women did.

  32. Stacey says – reply to this


    132

    Actually according to the 15th Ammendment which was passed on 03/30/1870 all citizens could vote regardless of race (at that point women were not citizens) Women were not granted the right to vote until 08/20/1920

  33. Check yourself, before you wreck yourself!! says – reply to this


    133

    It's so funny to watch you jump at the chance to slam someone, even if you don't know what the fuck you re talking about, PIGEZ…..you really are UNcredible, lol!! Maybe, you should crack a few history books & sit down for a lesson with your carpet-munching friend, Whoopi!!

  34. Check yourself, before you wreck yourself!! says – reply to this


    134

    It's so funny to watch you jump at the chance to slam someone, even if you don't know what the fuck you re talking about, PIGEZ…..you really are UNcredible, lol!! Maybe, you should crack a few history books & sit down for a lesson with your carpet-munching friend, Whoopi!!

  35. me says – reply to this


    135

    women right to vote19th amendment, african-american men, 15th amendment

  36. Jane says – reply to this


    136

    PLEASE don't suggest that she returns to high school! That would mean she'd return to live and attend school in Cranston, Rhode Island. We Rhode Islanders are already embarrassed that she grew up (in age, certainly not maturity!) here.

  37. Con Law 101 says – reply to this


    137

    Actually Whoopi is wrong - 15th Amendment allowed black men to vote in 1870 (not to be forgotten unjust southern state laws making intelligence test mandatory until the Voting Right Act of 1965). Women didn't get the right to vote until the Nineteenth Amendment was enacted in 1920.

    Perhaps Whoopi's point was that she was a black women had the most difficult time, which no one would disagree with or that blacks did REALLY have the freedom to vote until 1965.

  38. Sachita says – reply to this


    138

    Correction….. Elizabeth was surprisingly right!

    14th amendment (1868)- U.S. citizenship declared for/to African-Americans
    15th amendment (1870)- African-American men given the right to vote
    19th amendment (1920)- Women had the right to vote

  39. ARE YOU KIDDING ME says – reply to this


    139

    IT ACTUALLY PAINED ME TO WATCH THAT ALL THE WAY THROUGH…… I AM IN PAIN!!! …… BECAUSE IT HURTS TO KNOW SOMEONE COULD BE THAT MUCH OF A DUMBASS!!! ……………………………….. I'D BE ASHAMED TO GO BACK TO WORK AFTER THAT.

  40. rose says – reply to this


    140

    No doubt Elizabitch is a thorn on the ass of that show, but Perez, you're wrong! 15th amendment PRE-dates 19th amendment. Blacks got the vote before women.

  41. Cactus says – reply to this


    141

    Excuse me, but Elizabeth said she made a mistake and got it backwards… "that women got the vote first." Doesn't anyone else get mixed up from time to time. And I don't think Rosie finds Elizabeths honest mistakes funny.

  42. natalie says – reply to this


    142

    i hate elizabitch but i have to say it shes right
    Amendment XV (the Fifteenth Amendment) of the United States Constitution provides that governments in the United States may not prevent a citizen from voting based on that citizen's race, color, or previous condition of servitude (i.e. slavery). It was ratified on February 3, 1870.
    WOMEN WERENT ALLOWED TO VOTE UNTIL 1920!

  43. K says – reply to this


    143

    Um, actually… black men were able to vote before women.

  44. Prissy says – reply to this


    144

    Re: Gary – It was never taken away, Gare, just prevented at all costs. Go back to HS.

  45. Monikunt Schnarre says – reply to this


    145

    HUCKABEE'S
    SPAWN
    are
    the
    POSTER
    OFFSPRING
    for
    a
    WOMAN'S
    RIGHT
    TO
    CHOOSE!!!
    :)

  46. TC says – reply to this


    146

    Whoopi and Perez shouldn't be so condescending. I hope she (and you, Perez) eats crow like a mother tomorrow. LEARN YOUR AMERICAN HISTORY YOU IGNORANT BITCHES. No wonder the rest of the world thinks Americans are idiots.

  47. Bryanna says – reply to this


    147

    I thought that African americans were afforded the right to vote before women. Women's suffrage didn't come about until 1920 and I was under the impression that black men recieved the right to vote in 1870 when they ratified the Fifteenth Amendment…

  48. Ash says – reply to this


    148

    actually I am sad to say Elizabeth was right
    15th amendment allowed blacks etc to vote
    19th amendment allowed women to vote

  49. Jane says – reply to this


    149

    Black men who owned land guys…and black men didn't really own land so it was pointless.

  50. DUHHHH! says – reply to this


    150

    Re: acollegeprofessor – Black women & white women got the right at the same freaking time…..so there is no "unless" about it…professor of fools…

  51. mountainecho says – reply to this


    151

    It's actually a complicated issue, dumbasses all.

    Black men got the right to vote first.
    Then, fifty years later, white and black women.

    However, in reality, African americans in the south (where most were) couldn't vote until the sixties.

    So, both E and W were right in some way and misleading in others.

    Conclusion: the nation is officially more sexist, but more racist in fact.

  52. Daniel says – reply to this


    152

    people people - while the 15th amendment did predate the 19th amendment the allowances of black men being able to vote was absolutely unforseen. Jim crow laws, citizenship tests, and grandfather clauses entirely hindered african american individuals the ability to even exercise their constitutional rights. once the bill was passed for women in the 1920s african americans were still denied their right to free exercise - therefore while elizabitch might've been technically right whoopi is not, by any means, wrong

    read a fuckin' book.

  53. GO BACK TO SCHOOL says – reply to this


    153

    PEREZ IS A FUCKING MORON WHEN IT COMES TO SHIT THAT ISNT HAIR DYE AND WORTHLESS CELEBRITY

  54. Whit says – reply to this


    154

    Perez, I love you. But I'm pretty sure women got the right to vote in 1920 with the 19th amendment and black men got the right with the 15th amendment in 1870.
    so whoopi looks dumb.

  55. bill says – reply to this


    155

    Whoopi was wrong and Elizabeth was right. Will you admit you were wrong, Perez? I doubt it. And I'll bet you didn't know the answer either. Hasselbeck needs to be on the show to balance out the opinions of the perennially annoying Joy Behar. Behar's taken the "annoying" slot now that Rosie is gone. I just wish this whole show would go away; it's too exhausting to watch.

  56. u-b-stupid says – reply to this


    156

    Re: Jane – This is crap….land ownership had nothing to do with it, lol…….

  57. Hehpo says – reply to this


    157

    haha shes dumb

  58. Karen says – reply to this


    158

    Didn't the 15th amendment grant black males the right to vote (the United States may not prevent a citizen from voting based on that citizen's race, color, or previous condition of servitude (i.e. slavery) and the 19th amendment give women the right to vote? I mean, practically blacks were still prevented from voting through local measures such as poll taxes or literacy tests. But technically black males were constitutionally given the right to vote first…..i hate the Elizabeth was technically right.

  59. C says – reply to this


    159

    unfortunately, elizabitch is right… black men were allowed to vote before women.
    women got the right to vote in 1920, and black men got the right to vote after the civil war so in like 1870.

    maybe EVERYONE should get their facts straight!

  60. katie says – reply to this


    160

    HaHa. Perez got burned.

  61. anon says – reply to this


    161

    Actually, the answer is a bit more complicated. Elizabeth was technically correct, the fifteenth amendment was ratified in 1870, preventing any state from denying any man the right to vote according to race. However Jim Crow laws mostly prevented black men from using the right to vote until much later. Women weren't given the right to vote until the 19th amendment was passed in 1920.

  62. Jenn says – reply to this


    162

    Elizabeth was right…black men were allowed to vote before women were granted that same right. The 15th Amendment of the Constitution allowed "universal" suffrage among men, but following that, several states changed their constitutions to include poll taxes, grandfather clauses, and literacy tests, all design to disenfranchise black male voters. Women didn't get the right until the 19th Amendment was passed. Black people got the right again in 1965, when it was decided that the manuevers some states had used to avoid giving black men suffrage were unconstitutional.

  63. Layla says – reply to this


    163

    Elizabeth was right… Blacks were granted the right the vote during Reconstruction…in the 15th amendment… Women were granted the right to vote in the 1920's in the 20 something amendment. Blacks were not allowed to vote in some areas due to Jim Crow but during Reconstruction there was a large number of black mayors, governors, senators, representatives, etc.

  64. Jodi says – reply to this


    164

    I like Elizabeth, sure she can be annoying but so can we ALL! And as a Black female - I am not offended by what she said.

    PS Some of u dont even vote (a right that people DIED to get YOU!!) So get off her back for being a Republican.

    PPS to the guy above - Black people do have reading skills! But you just have no heart… and THAT can't be taught…I feel sorry for u.

  65. dikkelul says – reply to this


    165

    first??

  66. rachel says – reply to this


    166

    no, black people were given the right to vote first with the 14th and q5h amendments, women were given the vote much later

  67. Potmeetkettle says – reply to this


    167

    Re: costamesaboy

    For future references. When asking a question end the sentence with a question mark not a exclamation. Or, if you're asking a exciting question use question mark followed by exclamation.

  68. Steph says – reply to this


    168

    I can't stand Elisabitch — and I LOVE Whoopi — but, unfortunatly, the annoying blonde was correct. As Rosie would say — Google it.

  69. Stephen UNC says – reply to this


    169

    Perez love you but get your facts straight. Admendement 15 (1870) came before Admendment 19 (1920) offically. But many black people were denied the right because of poll tax and Jim Crow Laws until Admendment 24 (1964).

    As much as I hate to say it Elizabeth is right.

  70. s says – reply to this


    170

    dumbass perez fatass

  71. Alex says – reply to this


    171

    Black Men were given the right to vote prior to Women. Even though the Ku Klux Klan scared some out of voting, that doesn't count for all the Northern Black's voting nor the ones that did vote in the South. Huge numbers did vote.

  72. Enigmaticorange says – reply to this


    172

    Uh,not that I like the HasselHog-but maybe someone should mention that Black MEN were allowed to vote after 1870. Women, both black AND white- were not allowed to vote untill 1920.

  73. notperez says – reply to this


    173

    actually…african american men had the "legal" right to vote before women did. they weren't allowed to vote in the south really, but under the law…they were part of the franchise. so, maybe whoopie should go back to highschool…BIATCH!

  74. YumYum says – reply to this


    174

    You should change your post here Perez. It makes you look bad not to retract something when you are wrong. And when you are wrong, you should not mislead the people on this site, many of whom are poorly educated and don't know a THING about civics but think that you do. That question is actually a tough one to answer and few people could actually answer it without looking up the details. Yoko Ono said that "woman is the N…. of the world" and she was right. Women come last in every society- and that included this one as far as voting went.

  75. no says – reply to this


    175

    she knows the history and you fucks that hate her are just liberal, that's fine as it's the same reason i hate rosie, i'm not a liberal.

    but she was right when it comes down to the history of who got voting rights first

  76. Are YOu Kidding? says – reply to this


    176

    Re: frank
    You are right - I wish people would get their facts straight - Whoppi owes her an apology

  77. LOL AT YOU AND YOUR FOLLOWERS says – reply to this


    177

    LOL Wow, you are truely sad Perez. Black men were allowed to vote in 1870, 50 YEARS before women(1920). However, people a few years later in the south did make it extremely hard for black men to vote, but never was it taken away. Thus being said, black people were allowed to vote 50 years before woman. Whoopie even corrected herself later in the show. I laugh at the uneducated people siding with you, when you are obliviously wrong. WOMEN WERE ALLOWED TO VOTE AFTER BLACK PEOPLE. I like Elisabeth, don't care for her politics, though. As a black woman, I think you should be ashamed of yourself, dumb ass. I still like your site though =)

  78. Karen says – reply to this


    178

    Even though it was later revoked black men were allowed to vote before white women. Not choosing sides just stating facts.

  79. katie says – reply to this


    179

    btw perez~ she spells her name with a S not a Z, so EliSabeth Hasselback than EliZabeth

  80. katie says – reply to this


    180

    btw perez~ she spells her name with a S not a Z, so EliSabeth Hasselback than EliZabeth

  81. Elisabeth is right says – reply to this


    181

    In 1865, following the Civil War, African-Americans were given the right to vote and the "3/5ths clause" was rescinded. (14th and 15th Amendment). The clause relevant to your question is the 15th Amendment, article 1: "The right… to vote shall not be denied or abridged… on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude." (the "previous condition of servitude" meant that states couldn't deny the right to vote to those who had been slaves).
    Women! Did not receive the right to vote until 1920.
    P.S. I still do not like Elisabeth she has a stick in her backside.

  82. Pam says – reply to this


    182

    First of all - Perez - you are the idiots for putting up this post and saying the Elisabeth needs to go back to high school. Whoopi is wrong so your headline is wrong!!! Second, amazing how many idiotic people post below their ignorant comments when they don't even know the right answer!!!! Too busy calling Elisabeth names to realize that they are the stupid ones, not her.

  83. Alex says – reply to this


    183

    Another thing I'll mention is we had black judges a while before women got the right to vote. That sort of gives it away that blacks were voters prior to women.

  84. Franzl says – reply to this


    184

    After slaves were freed, all black men were given the right to vote according to the Constitution. But in reality, very few Blacks were able to vote. It is the 15th & 16th Amendment of the constitution. But legal, yes they were and cause quite the upheavel for 20 yrs. after the Civil War (1864) exercising that right and putting black men in local, county, state and federal office. Women got the vote in 1920 (19th Amendment). Elizabeth is correct on this one.
    (although I barely think she meant to be!!) ;-)

  85. alice says – reply to this


    185

    actually black people were given the right to vote after the civil war with the 15th amendment. their right to vote was never taken away from the constitution. they were bullied into not voting, but they did still have the right to vote before women , who got it in 1920. soo hasselback was right.

  86. KATE says – reply to this


    186

    actually…whoopi is wrong! 15th amendment technically allowed black MEN to vote, but people found ways around letting them do so by requiring literacy tests and such. Thomas Mundy Peterson was the first black man to vote in an election in 1870. women got the right later in 1920 w/the 19th amendment.

  87. Threedays3028 says – reply to this


    187

    Elizabeth was correct.
    The 15th amendment was ratified after the civil war allowing black men to vote. The 19th amendment was ratified in 1920 giving women the right to vote.

  88. what's the world coming to? says – reply to this


    188

    ————————————————————
    Blacks & women have the right to vote? Since when?
    Next they'll let the mexicans/spics vote, too! And even the gays!
    OMFG! Somebody put a stop to this madness!
    ———————————————————–

  89. what's the world coming to? says – reply to this


    189

    ————————————————————
    Blacks & women have the right to vote? Since when?
    Next they'll let the mexicans/spics vote, too! And even the gays!
    OMFG! Somebody put a stop to this madness!
    ———————————————————–

  90. Jason says – reply to this


    190

    WHY DO U SLAM ROSIE
    U COULD LEARN SOMETHING FROM HER METH QUEEN

  91. emma says – reply to this


    191

    obviously whoopi needs to go back to highschool….black men got the right to vote before women. sure they still were barred from voting in many states by racists whites….but they were still given the right…women didn't win suffrage until 1920…….get your facts straight Perez..

  92. Rosita says – reply to this


    192

    Women got the right to vote in 1922. Blacks however didn't get the right to vote well into the 60's

  93. tony says – reply to this


    193

    Boy, this O'Donnell is certainly the pot calling the kettle black (no pun intended). Her knowledge of history goes back as far as Gilligan's Island reruns. The sum total of all she knows comes from television sitcoms and cartoons. She believes Martin Lutrher King is more improtant than George Washington; she thinks Julius Caesar was a comedian. She couldn't supply a single question on a whole jeopardy episode. In her warped mind, she attributed 9/11 to the US government. Let's get this loudmouth off the air.

  94. this is pissing me off says – reply to this


    194

    Re: Whatever

    The "white woman" was right you fucking dumb ass bitch. Perez and whoopie are both morons, you too fucking bitch.

    I glanced at some of the comments on here and I see a ton of people jumping on Elsiabeth for being wrong, when she was RIGHT. Lol, goes to show how smart you all really are. Black men could vote in 1870, women in 1920. GET EDUCATED YOU FUCKS!

  95. dubbs says – reply to this


    195

    Actually, I hate to say it but Elisabeyotch had it right the first time. The 15th amendment gave black men the right to vote in 1870. However, they weren't really able to vote because of a variety of measures that were instituted specifically to prevent them from voting. Women received the right to vote about 50 years later. Black people were able to exercise their right to vote around the 1960s because of the Voting Rights Act that prevented the use of poll taxes, literacy tests, etc.

    Perez, I really hope you correct this entry. It's a common error people make when talking about American history, but to deny the fact that black men had the "right" to vote before women is denying both black and women's history.

  96. Shitney says – reply to this


    196

    90% of you are total fucking retards! Black men were "legally" allowed to vote after the civil war(what's that? google it.) then the womens suffrage movement(google it) secured for women the right to vote in 1920.

    Supid shits, it doesn't matter that blacks were discouraged from voting and didn't really exercise the franchise until after the civil rights movement. In the context of the discussion Elizabeth was right and Whoopi was a big dumb cunt. Whoopi has always been completley fucking useless and has only had a job because she's black AND a jew.

    Perez, you should really be ashamed of yourself.

  97. Perez_is_an_IDIOT says – reply to this


    197

    Perez you are an IDIOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    AND FUCK ALL OF THE OTHER STUPID PEOPLE ON HERE. GET A FUCKIN CLUE AND PICK UP A BOOK!

  98. Jim says – reply to this


    198

    Blacks could vote before women…

  99. Mia says – reply to this


    199

    Elisabeth is a narrow minded, George Bush loving embarrassment!!!! As is her loser third string quarterback husband. The only two intelligent people on that show are Whoopie and Joy.
    PS. I think Barbara Walters and Larry king should both be put out to pasture…they can walk hand in hand into the sunset and right into the old folks home!

  100. Blair says – reply to this


    200

    YOU NEED TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL YOU FUCKING RETARD, PEREZ. ELIZABETH WAS ACTUALLY CORRECT. WHOOPI WAS WRONG. BLACK MEN VOTED BEFORE WOMEN DID IN THIS COUNTRY. HOWEVER, BLACK MENS VOTING RIGHTS WERE TAKEN AWAY. EDUCATE YOURSELF BEFORE POSTING YOU DUMB SIMPLETON FUCK.

More comments: « 1 [2] 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 »