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The Supreme Court's April ruling gutted Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, stripping away decades of hard-won protections against racial gerrymandering. States like Alabama are already redrawing maps to eliminate majority-Black districts, and the Trump administration is pushing proof-of-citizenship rules and mail-in ballot restrictions on top of that. The March on Washington is the necessary response.
Race-conscious redistricting raises serious constitutional questions, and the Supreme Court's April ruling on Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act reflects that legal reality. Drawing congressional maps based on racial demographics is a different kind of discrimination baked into the system. It's vital that elected officials instead focus on passing the vital SAVE Act to protect election integrity.