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Paul CantrellonMastodon5/10/2026
SCOTUS: Racism is in the past!
CONFEDERATE SLAVE STATES: Cool, now we can finally disenfranchise all the Black people
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Analysis Summary
The Supreme Court's recent ruling in Louisiana v. Callais further gutted the Voting Rights Act, and Southern states are already using it to redraw maps that reduce Black voting power. The post is sarcastic commentary, but its underlying premise tracks with reporting from the Brennan Center, NYT, and the Intercept. The dissent warned that the new standard — requiring proof of 'intentional' racial disadvantage — is nearly impossible to meet in court. What's missing: the racial turnout gap the Court cited as 'closed' is actually growing again, according to Brennan Center data.
Claims Analysis (2)
“SCOTUS has effectively declared racism is in the past”
Sarcastic characterization of the Court's reasoning in Louisiana v. Callais and prior VRA rulings, which the Brennan Center and NYT confirm relied on claims that racial voting gaps have closed.
“Southern states (former Confederate slave states) are using the ruling to disenfranchise Black voters”
Multiple outlets (NYT, Intercept, ACoM) report Southern states are redrawing maps and changing rules in ways activists say erase Black voting power following the VRA ruling.
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