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  1. Republican lawmakers are pushing for actions to disenfranchise Black voters through targeted efforts in the South, including gerrymandering in Virginia.
  2. The Congressional Black Caucus moved to oppose redistricting efforts in Republican-led states.
  3. The Black community is experiencing quiet, sustained disinvestment from the political structures they rely on, including the Democratic Party.

Black women are expressing distrust toward federal institutions, linking the issue to the actions of Congress and Donald Trump.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 6
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Black women are expressing distrust toward federal institutions, linking the issue to the actions of Congress and Donald Trump.

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The Black community is experiencing quiet, sustained disinvestment from the political structures they rely on, including the Democratic Party. All 2 developments

Within Republican lawmakers are pushing for actions to disenfranchise Black voters through targeted efforts in the South, including gerrymandering in Virginia.

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