Why This Century's Autocrats Are More Likely To Succeed
Why This Century's Autocrats Are More Likely To Succeed
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Why This Century's Autocrats Are More Likely To Succeed
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To be impact-based. you only have to prove discriminatory impact, not intent. that preserved section two as one of the pillars of the voting rights act, which survives today. congress can do the same thing right now with section three. it's not a very difficult change. they could do it tomorrow, if they wanted, and there's an historical precedent for them to do so. >> ari, i'm so glad you brought that up. and dale, i want to come back to this. because right now, in front of the supreme court, what's potentially being heard is the mt. holly case. and that's a fair housing case, it's not a votin...