The Supreme Court's Impact on Voting Rights
The Supreme Court's upcoming ruling on Louisiana v. Callais is expected to have disastrous consequences for Black voters and Democrats.
The case revolves around Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and its ability to prevent the overrepresentation of white people in Congress.
- The Supreme Court heard oral arguments, which seemed to be a formality, as the outcome appears to have been predetermined.
- The six Republican justices are likely to declare the Voting Rights Act ineffective, allowing the dilution of Black voting rights through racist gerrymandering.
The six Republican justices are going to declare the Voting Rights Act inert and allow the dilution of Black voting rights through racist gerrymandering.
The case specifically concerns Congressional district maps in Louisiana, which has six districts.
Author's summary: The Supreme Court's ruling will likely gut the Voting Rights Act.
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