John,

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Louisiana’s congressional map, ordering the state to redraw its districts [[link removed]], gutting Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. This Louisiana v. Callais decision makes it easier for states to:

📍 Discriminate against communities of color
📍 Draw unfair congressional maps — especially in the South
📍 Weaken the power of millions of Black voters
📍 Make it nearly impossible to challenge racial gerrymandering in federal court

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Let’s take a step back on how we got here. Following the 2020 Census, Louisiana maintained six congressional districts, with only one majority-Black district [[link removed]] despite its large Black population. Voters challenged the map under the Voting Rights Act of 1965 [[link removed]], citing concerns about fair representation, and the state adopted a revised map, creating a second majority-Black district.

Today’s ruling overturning that map not only strips Black Louisianans of their voting power, it also weakens federal protections against racial gerrymandering across the country.

John, decisions like this play a role in how communities are represented. And as redistricting continues in states like Florida [[link removed]] and Mississippi [[link removed]], this ruling could shape how districts are drawn and how representation is determined in future elections.

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✅ Break down complex rulings like this into clear, accessible information
✅ Reach voters before key election deadlines
✅ Build tools that make participation easier to understand and act on

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Every unfair map and every attempt to silence voters is another reminder of how much power we actually have. Let’s use it.

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