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9:29Now PlayingFederal judges blocked a gerrymandered map of Alabama which limited Black voting power, but Supreme Court justices let it stand.
Alabama is nearly 27% Black and accounts for 34% of the state’s growth in the past 10 years. The U.S. District Court told Alabama they had until on Feb. 11 to draw a new map, or the court would order an expert to help draw a map.
Elie Mystal, justice correspondent for The Nation, joins Kelly Wright and Nayyera Haq on “The World Tonight” to discuss what it means for other states who are looking to suppress the Black vote. He says that “it is a Jim Crow decision.”
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