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The Voting Rights Act Is Dead. Here’s a New Model for Black Politics.
Alito's opinion moved 'the law back toward a simpler and more constitutionally sound principle: Citizens should be treated as individuals'
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What happenedThe Voting Rights Act Is Dead. Here’s a New Model for Black Politics.
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Left / center-leftThe Voting Rights Act Is Dead. Here’s a New Model for Black Politics.
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Right / center-rightVoting Rights Act never mandated racial districts
The Voting Rights Act Is Dead. Here’s a New Model for Black Politics.
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