The Congressional Black Caucus moved to oppose redistricting efforts in Republican-led states.
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Updated May 27
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What happened
The Congressional Black Caucus moved to oppose redistricting efforts in Republican-led states.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Black community is experiencing quiet, sustained disinvestment from the political structures they rely on, including the Democratic Party.Sub-event
Caucus pressures companies regarding voting rights and racial equity.1 source
Redistricting efforts specifically target the elimination of Black representation.1 source
CBC urges companies to condemn complicity in gerrymandering and challenges states on Black representation.1 source
CBC urged major corporations to oppose gerrymandering efforts, leveraging past corporate support for the Voting Rights Act.1 source
SC overturned earlier judgments on plaintiffs' burden of proof in redistricting cases.1 source
CBC calls on companies to fight Republican efforts to reduce Black representation in congressional districts.1 source
Caucus calls on opponents to oppose redistricting efforts targeting Black representation.1 source
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CBC and major corporations oppose efforts targeting Black representation in congressional districts.1 source
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Republican lawmakers are pushing for actions to disenfranchise Black voters through targeted efforts in the South, including gerrymandering in Virginia.Also in this story
- Republicans targeted black voters in Tennessee.
- Proposed changes threaten African American legislative seats.
- Voting rights protests took place in Mississippi and Alabama due to shared concerns across Southern states.
- Mobilization is underway due to the gutting of VRA Section 2, linking current civil rights efforts to the legacy of the 1964 Freedom Summer campaign.