The Supreme Court could eliminate a crucial part of the Voting Rights Act, enacted 60 years ago to prevent racial discrimination in voting.
Qasim Rashid on MSNOpinion
Why Are Voting Laws Really Changing? The Truth Behind the Debate
In this video, I answer a crucial question about voting laws and voter fraud, highlighting the real reasons behind recent ...
In Lousiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court could upend one of the last remaining tools protecting the right to vote for Black ...
UNITED STATES – OCTOBER 15: Voting rights activists protest outside the U.S. Supreme Court as the court prepares to hear ...
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson cited the ADA during oral arguments, sparking social media backlash from critics who said she ...
The Supreme Court is reviewing a case centered on Section 2 of the voting rights act, which prohibits electoral practices that diminish the voting power of minority communities.
Hyderabad: The Ordinary Secunderabad Cantonment Board (SCB) meeting on Thursday ended in uproar after MP Eatala Rajender and ...
Janai Nelson, a longtime civil rights attorney, was the woman who argued on behalf of Black voters and what is left of the ...
Shreveport Times on MSN
Louisiana case at SCOTUS could reshape government representation for communities of color
The lawsuit challenge compliance with the Voting Rights Act, potentially weakening minority representation if the court strikes down or weakens Section 2.
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