Black and Brown voters just won a huge victory in the Supreme Court! 

In the case in question, Moore v. Harper, North Carolina state legislators sought unchecked authority to set rules for voting and elections without state constitutional limits. We only narrowly escaped a world where SCOTUS would've handed state legislators the power to manipulate elections and run rogue, taking away our power as voters and undermining democracy.

Along with the recent victory in Allen v. Milligan, which ruled that Alabama illegally segregated Black communities into districts that severely diluted their political power, the decision on Moore v. Harper affirms the rights of Black voters across the nation. Share our victory post on social media now!

However, this does not detract from what we already know to be true: despite this win, access to the ballot for Black, Latinx, Indigenous and AAPI voters continues to be under attack. Free, fair, and accessible voting are a critical part of our movement's ability to make meaningful progress on urgent racial justice issues—and our fight doesn’t stop there. Every day Advancement Project works alongside our local partners to build people power that enables us to fight for and win justice in our communities, irrespective of what the courts decide.

Help us keep up the fight by spreading the word in your community. Share the news about Moore v. Harper on social media today.

In Solidarity,
Judith Browne Dianis
Advancement Project

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