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Involved in this to account. >> we are out of time, but i have to ask you before we leave lose you. the u.s. supreme court ruled this week and a surprising 5 to 4 decision that race may have played a role in redrawing of alabama's congressional map by the states gop led legislature. with the intent to weaken black voters impact by leaving only one majority black district out of the states seven. and in addition to open the voter rights act for the decision made for us neighboring louisiana, georgia, and other southern states. to redraw the maps. and in so doing enhanced emigrants chances of re...

SHREVEPORT, La.- A Supreme Court decision will force Louisiana to redraw its congressional districts.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments today over another Alabama voting rights case. The justices will consider whether Congressional voting maps rejected by a lower federal court panel unfairly dilute the power of black voters.

Course of its most recent term. the far-right roberts court has ruled back abortion rights, dealt a deadly blow to the separation of church and state, strict these states ability to determine their own gun ntrol policies. curb the federal government's ability to tackle climate change, and, well, govern, and allowed multiple gop led states to go ahead with functionally racist voting maps. you are worried about being polarizing, mister president? unelected justices, five of them were appointed by presidents who initially lost the popular vote, and they are getting our basic rights. that is what ...

Change, and, well, govern, and allowed multiple gop led states to go ahead with functionally racist voting maps. you are worried about being polarizing, mister president? unelected justices, five of them were appointed by presidents who initially lost the popular vote, and they are getting our basic rights. that is what is polarizing. but, if those decisions that we just put on the street green, they don't scare the hell out of you? well, maybe this will. on thursday, the supreme also announced he would hear -- the harper, that case is a challenge for the north carolina supreme court striking ...