tet's say you live on the Washoe Tribe's reservation. The Washoe are a federally recognized tribe and are holding an election to see who is going to serve as the new rincipal Chief. You have three neighbors who are very interested in the election. Neighbor A is a phenotypically white American whose parents immigrated from Europe. She was just informed by the tribe that she is not allowed to vote in the election. * Neighbor B is phenotypically Native American and is an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation. He was just informed by the tribe that he is not allowed to vote in the election. e Neighbor C is a phenotypically Black American who is an enrolled member of the Washoe Tribe. The tribe confirmed that he is allowed to vote in the election. e Neighbor A is mad that she, as an American citizen, can't vote in the tribal election. She points to the 15th amendment which says that a person can't be denied the right to vote based on race. Explain to Neighbor A why the Washoe Tribe is not violating the U.S. Constitution by excluding her. o Neighbor B is mad that he can't vote in the tribal election for two reasons. 1) Based on his looks he is clearly an American Indian. 2) He is a member of a federally recognized tribe. Explain to Neighbor B why he can't vote. Make sure to address both of his concerns. e Explain why Neighbor C is allowed to vote in the election even though he is phenotypically Black