Our attorneys break down what you need to know.

ACLU Supporter –

The Supreme Court returned yesterday for a new term, just 100 days after overturning Roe v. Wade. <[link removed]>

This time around, the Justices have chosen to take up a series of cases that will have serious consequences to voting rights, racial justice, LGBTQ rights, and much more.

In fact, this very morning, SCOTUS heard Merrill v. Milligan – an ACLU case that challenges Alabama's new congressional map for racial gerrymandering and for diluting Black Alabamans' voting power.

The outcome of today's arguments could determine the future of voting rights in America – and that's why our own voting rights attorneys from ACLU and ACLU of Alabama are breaking down this critical case so you have all the facts:

Please dive into this informative piece now and we'll be back with more on this new SCOTUS term – and the fight for people's rights – in the weeks and months to come. <[link removed]>

Your Merrill v. Milligan Rundown <[link removed]>

Thanks for staying informed,

The ACLU Team

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