Supreme Court's Louisiana Redistricting Decisions Pave Way for Black Voter Empowerment.

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The Supreme Court dismissed Louisiana's appeal of a ruling that found racial gerrymandering in the state's congressional lines, restoring a federal court's decision that the lines diluted the power of Black voters. The decision comes after the court's recent ruling that affirmed a key provision of the Voting Rights Act. The case will continue in a lower court, and Louisiana will have to redraw its map before the 2024 congressional elections. Other states, like Georgia and Texas, may also be affected by the ruling.
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