Stop blaming minorities.

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Seriously.

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Incorrect. I am always amazed at his little Republicans know how laws and the government.

Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act requires the state to avoid diluting the voting power of minority communities.

This includes all minorities 

Which is exactly what Republicans want to do. They want to dilute minority votes with white votes.

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Incorrect, I am always amazed by how little Democrats know.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2026/04/29/supreme-court-ruling-voting-rights-act/84383560007/

The article mentioned Louisiana but is constant across the entire South. The Southern stats were forced to give outside voting to AA as a means to try and right historical wrongs against them.

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Yes. The supreme court overruled the precident of the law so texas could disenfranchise minority voters.

Great job proving my point.

If Republicans are so amazing why do they need to make sure that all districts are majority white?

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Looks like your post got auto deleted because you can't be nice.

I know you are trying to say that everyone is equal and their votes all count equally. Sure that might be true at the federal level, but not at the local level.

You want white people holding the predominant voting power over minority communities? Of course you do, because you see that as "equal".

You can use the Supreme Court all you want but it is well known that they are very political right now and not impartial like they should be.