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5:01Now PlayingA federal panel has again ruled that Alabama’s congressional map is tainted by intentional race-based discrimination, marking yet another loss for the state in its years-long fight to preserve a map that dilutes Black voting power. Two of the three judges were appointed by Trump, yet even they found Alabama’s map unlawful. Now the state is running back to the Supreme Court, where the next ruling could decide whether the Voting Rights Act still has teeth or becomes another civil rights law Republicans hollowed out from the inside. Ring of Fire's Josh G. explains.
AP, Federal court blocks Alabama plan for new congressional districts
Reuters, Court blocks Alabama from erasing significantly Black US House district
The Guardian, Federal court blocks new Republicanfriendly voting map in Alabama
Reuters, Trump’s redistricting push suffers setbacks in Alabama, South Carolina
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