November 13, 2024
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The American Democracy Minute Radio Report & Podcast for Aug. 2, 2024
In May, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a racially gerrymandered South Carolina Congressional district and made future racial gerrymandering cases more difficult. July 29th, pro-voter groups filed a state suit, claiming the gerrymander violated the state constitutional provision to an “equal right to elect officers.”
In greater Concord, NH hear ADM on www.WNHNFM.org/live <www.wnhnfm.org/live> just before 11 AM Eastern M-F, or ask your smart speaker to “Play the American Democracy Minute Podcast.”
🎧 90-Sec. Listen, 📖 Read, 🔗 Resources 📣 Groups in Action
www.americandemocracyminute.org/wethepeople/2024/08/01/the-end-of-one-south-carolina-gerrymandering-lawsuit-and-the-beginning-of-another-as-the-fight-for-fair-maps-continues/
📻 Broadcast File: Pacifica Radio Network’s Audioport <audioport.org/index.php?op=series&series=American+Democracy+Minute&> and PRX <exchange.prx.org/series/42434-american-democracy-minute> Tags: African American, Alexander Alexander v. NAACP, Black Voters, Congressional District, diluting vote, Majority Minority, NAACP, Racial Gerrymandering, South Carolina, Voter Suppression, Legislature, Voting Rights Act, Partisan Gerrymandering