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Although progress has been made in many states to combat racial gerrymandering, it remains a prevalent redistricting tactic frequently upheld by conservative courts.
America prides itself on the idea of equal opportunity, but when we look at the statistics, it seems that this is not the case — especially in our school systems.
This uncharacteristically competitive Democratic primary and the emergence of former news anchor Janelle Stelson as the winning candidate encapsulate the spirit of political uncertainty that has been growing in Pennsylvania’s Tenth Congressional district.
America stands at a crossroads, haunted by the specter of its history as it confronts the recent loss of two innocent Black men — Marcellus Williams and Freddie Owens — through state-sanctioned executions.
The Supreme Court overhaul of sports gambling in Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association paved the way for the industry to expand their reach.
To solve the districter’s dilemma, we should consider solutions to gerrymandering effective only if they balance political party influence both within and between states.
