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Analysis Says Supreme Court's 'Colorblind' Approach Has Weakened Voting Rights Act

The court’s Republican majority has used colorblindness to erase a 1982 Voting Rights Act safeguard and limit race-conscious remedies nationwide.

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A Vox analysis traces how Supreme Court colorblindness reshaped voting law and weakened protections for Black voters.

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Analysis says Supreme Court's 'colorblind' approach has weakened Voting Rights Act

A Vox analysis traces how Supreme Court colorblindness reshaped voting law and weakened protections for Black voters.

·Los Angeles, United States
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How a fringe idea about race took over the Supreme Court

A brief history of “colorblindness,” the idea that gutted the Voting Rights Act.

·New York, United States
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