Liberal Supreme Court justices say majority has ‘completed demolition’ of Voting Rights Act
Source: The Hill News · Bias: Center
Summary
The Supreme Court’s liberal justices called their colleagues’ decision clawing back race-based redistricting on Wednesday a “now-completed demolition” of the Voting Rights Act. In a 48-page dissent, Justice Elena Kagan held up the landmark 1965 law as helpful to the nation’s progress on racial discrimination. “At this last stage, the Court’s gutting of Section 2…
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