Workers Could Be the Next Civics-Crash Victim as Court Expands Voting-Right Logic to Employment

TL;DR
Vox argues that a Justice Department opinion, building on the Callais framework, would apply the Supreme Court’s voting-rights logic to employment discrimination, making disparate-impact claims harder to prove and shifting civil-rights policy away from Congress toward the judiciary—potentially leaving workers more exposed to discriminatory practices while altering who sets civil-rights rules.
Topics:nationpolitics#civil-rights#disparate-impact#gerrymandering#politics#supreme-court#voting-rights-act
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- DOJ finds EEOC guidelines on workplace discrimination unconstitutional The Hill
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