How Congress Can Pass a New Voting Rights Act Despite the Supreme Court
admin Even after Callais, Congress has the power, under the guarantee clause, to stamp out state efforts to decimate Black representation.
Voting Rights
Three Judges Just Dared SCOTUS to Say What It Really Thinks About Black Voting Rights
A federal court in Alabama on Tuesday ruled, yet again, that the state had illegally discriminated against Black voters.
Sam Alito’s Math on “Color-Blindness” Doesn’t Check Out
The math will not change. The only question is whether our laws will reckon with it.
Why Is John Roberts in a Rush All of a Sudden?
Over his two decades on the Supreme Court, United States Chief Justice John Roberts had consistently played the long game.
The Seven Biggest Ongoing Gerrymandering Fights
This week’s Executive Dysfunction.