Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Callais SCOTUS decision corrected decades of incorrect interpretations of the Voting Rights Act that mandated racial discrimination when drawing congressional districts. Now, states must draw districts without considering skin color—the way it should be.
The Callais SCOTUS decision corrected decades of incorrect interpretations of the Voting Rights Act that mandated racial discrimination when drawing congressional districts. Now, states must draw districts without considering skin color—the way it should be.










