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nose at the supreme court, ignoring the decision. look, reverence, i think their goal is to delay, delay, delay. get past the next election. it was clear. the alabama ruling has ramifications in louisiana. we are 33% african american. we only have one out of six congressional seats. if you look at mississippi, that s over 40%. it only has one congressional seat. the alabama ruling would play out and create more african american districts throughout the south. you see this fighting back. unfortunately. it s not new. we unfortunately, it s not unexpected. but it s one of those things that i think people should rally around. and talk and make a campaign issue. and we certainly will. all, right thank you cedric
state of alabama. in the alabama ruling, also known as allen v milligan, the bench said the state s newly enacted congressional map violated the voting rights act of 1965, which outlawed the discriminatory voting practices adopted in many southern states. i understood that we looked at the history and traditions of the history and traditions of the constitution, at what the framers and founders thought about and when i drilled down to that level of analysis, it became clear to me that the framers themselves adopted the equal protection clause, the 14th amendment, the 15th amendment, in a race conscious way, that they were in fact trying to ensure that people who had been discriminated against, the freed man, during the reconstruction period, were actually brought equal to everyone else in society. freedmen. everyone else in society. freedmen freedmen. that was ketan i brown jackson s i freedmen. that was ketan i brown jackson s oral i freedmen. that was ketanji i brown jackson s
you re live with bbc news. the top court in the us ruled today on election laws ahead of the 2024 presidential election. in a 6 3 decision on tuesday, the supreme court rejected the independent state legislature theory, which would have given state legislatures almost unlimited power to decide federal election rules, including the passage of voter suppression laws and the drawing of partisian districts without interference from state courts. it is a theory favored by conservatives and would have been a radical overhaul of america s election laws. the ruling comes after monday s decision that cleared the way for louisiana s congressional map drawn by republican lawmakers to be challenged, and for another majority black district to be added. that s come just weeks after the court approved the same action to be taken in the neighboring state of alabama. in the alabama ruling, also known as allen v milligan, the bench said the state s
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