GOP-controlled legislatures in South Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama have pushed aggressive gerrymanders specifically targeting elimination of majority-Black congressional districts, and the Supreme Court has enabled rather than blocked these efforts — most recently approving Alabama's last-minute 2026 map change. The underlying pattern is real and well-documented across multiple states, though the post's characterization of democracy itself 'breaking' uses apocalyptic framing that goes beyond what the individual incidents, however serious, strictly warrant. What's missing: the legal tools still available (federal courts, Voting Rights Act Section 3 applications, state ballot measures) that could still block some of these maps before 2026 elections.