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16:35Now PlayingAfter the Roberts Court gutted the remnants of the Voting Rights Act, Republican-led states across the American South raced to redraw their maps in Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia and in Florida, but the Sunshine State has some constitutional protection from the gerrymandering craze. In 2010, Florida voters overwhelmingly passed a constitutional amendment to prevent partisan gerrymanders. Can the amendment, combined with Gov. Ron DeSantis's brazenly political aims, protect endangered Black representation? Jasmine Burney-Clark, whose organization Equal Ground filed one of the lawsuits, breaks it down on All Rise News. Adam Klasfeld hosts.
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