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6:02Now PlayingGary Chambers did not come to play.
In a fiery Louisiana Senate hearing, Chambers called out Republican lawmakers over their redistricting push — a brazen attempt to weaken Black political power and tilt the map for MAGA ahead of the midterms. His testimony cut straight to the point: this is not just about lines on a map. It’s about power, race, democracy, and whether voters get to choose their representatives — or politicians get to choose their voters.
Chambers turned a committee hearing into a full-blown indictment of the GOP’s anti-democratic playbook.
Watch the speech, share it, and don’t let them bury what’s happening in Louisiana.
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