HuffPo reports.

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Really? with Seth and Kevin.  “The South is still the Michael Jordan of racism.”  VRA is a backup defender. “I don’t think you get to say what’s outdated when you’re a small council of old people in robes who can’t… Continue reading

NPR: SIMON: Based on what was reported about the oral arguments, it seems like the Voting Rights Act might be in trouble. TOTENBERG: I’d say dead meat. I’d be wildly astonished if Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act,… Continue reading

Justin Levitt posts the order and notes its possible significance, As Ryan Reilly reported, a conservative group tried to block the bailout.  Both sides are using the New Hampshire case to debate the fairness and necessity of continued section… Continue reading

New George Will column.

Here.

Nina Totenberg reports for NPR. MORE from Politico.

The interesting national conversation we are having about race, racism and voting rights should have happened in 2006, when Congress renewed the Voting Rights Act.

NYT: “In the refined air of the United States Supreme Court, the questions posed by justices on Wednesday seemed so big as to be unanswerable: Are parts of the Voting Rights Act an unfair infringement on state sovereignty? How… Continue reading

Gannett reports.