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Court Upholds Congressional Map That Sealed Black Voters In Impenetrable Cube - Vimarsana News

Court Upholds Congressional Map That Sealed Black Voters In Impenetrable Cube

JACKSON, MS—Concluding that the lightless, indestructible structure did not breach the state’s constitution, the Mississippi Supreme Court issued a 7-2 decision Thursday upholding a congressional map that sealed Black voters into an impenetrable cube. “This court’s judgement finds that there is no state or federal…

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‘This thinly-veiled state takeover is intended to strip power, voice and resources’ from Black voters, Assistant U.S. Attorney General Kristen Clarke says.

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NAACP Sues Mississippi Over New 'Irresponsible And Dangerous' Criminal Justice Laws | News - Vimarsana News

NAACP Sues Mississippi Over New 'Irresponsible And Dangerous' Criminal Justice Laws | News

The two laws ‘represent a disturbing regression, rolling back decades of progress,’ says former AG Eric Holder.

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A First Look at 2024 State Supreme Court Contests - Vimarsana News

A First Look at 2024 State Supreme Court Contests

KEY POINTS FROM THIS ARTICLE— The fate of Wisconsin’s state supreme court will be decided next month.— About two-thirds of the states will have supreme court elections next year.— Key states with supreme court elections to watch in 2024 include Kentucky, Michigan, Montana, North Carolina, and Ohio.

Republicans pass bill to create separate, unelected court in majority-Black city - Vimarsana News

Republicans pass bill to create separate, unelected court in majority-Black city

Mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, calls proposed law ‘some of the most oppressive legislation in our city’s history’