You know THOSF, when I received my executive clemency restoring my right to vote, it looked like an important document, all fancy with the state seal, etc.. So one day I was joking with this Notre Dame grad about his diploma on a wall. I told him if I framed mine and hung it on a wall next to his, people would skip over his, and ask some serious questions about mine! He laughed. 
I locked that document up with other paperwork that tells my life as a kid to today, so future grandchildren can one day reflect on the old man they came to love. Hopefully when they hit hard times, they realize that a man was made to fight from his first breath, to never give up on the greatest of all gifts, life itself.
Sadly, some states never do restore the right to vote after completion of sentence, it's almost a modern day Jim Crow law. But if one chooses to be a criminal as I once did, they knew it came with a price, one of accountability. Sad to see a kid today take that road, I tell them straight up.