Clarence Thomas’ 5–4 Ruling Shields Intentional Mail Withholding. Black Votes at Risk.
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as posted by the channelClarence Thomas’ 5–4 Ruling Shields Intentional Mail Withholding. Black Votes at Risk.
A 5–4 Supreme Court decision now shields intentional mail non-delivery from lawsuits — in elections decided by razor-thin margins, that changes everything.
Roland and Black Voters Matter co-founder, Cliff Albright break down a 5–4 Supreme Court ruling authored by Clarence Thomas that protects the U.S. Postal Service from lawsuits, even in cases of intentional mail non-delivery.
In elections decided by margins as small as 7,000 votes nationwide, the ability to withhold mail without consequence raises urgent questions about ballot security, voter suppression, and the impact on majority-Black cities.
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