The Push To Redefine 'Black' And End Anti-Racist Voter Protections
Update: 2023-01-02
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In this episode of Code Switch, NPR's Hansi Lo Wang reports on the effort by Republican officials in Louisiana to change how Black people are counted in voting maps. If their plan is successful, it could shrink the power of Black voters across the country — and further gut the Voting Rights Act.
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the only reason "redefinition of who's Black " is a problem is because Democrats think they have a right to expect all "people of color " to vote for them. which is a blatant racist assumption. What every American should do when they fill out a census questionnaire or any other survey, is to make every single racial category listed. then we would finally have a chance to get past this racial scourge that has plagued our country for so many years.