Will the Voting Rights Act survive? (Patreon-exclusive preview)
We’re excited to share with you a preview of the first episode of The Docket, a Patreon-exclusive Vox video series covering Supreme Court cases that could alter the fabric of American life. Head over to patreon.com/vox to subscribe and watch the first episode of The Docket, available now.The Voting Rights Act of 1965 transformed America, marking the end of the Jim Crow era and effectively banning racial discrimination in elections. We’ll explain how, 60 years later, a redistricting case out of Louisiana called Louisiana v. Callais has the potential to upend the Voting Rights Act and political representation for a generation.
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