Supreme Court simply ended gerrymandering by skin color |
I don’t pretend to be an expert on anything but immigration and Bobby Sherman albums.
But I do have informed opinions. One of them is using race to remedy racial discrimination is not constitutional. It simply is not.
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“Simply” is the operative word here. Simplicity is often overlooked in favor of nuance. I’m always suspicious when people tell me I just don’t get the nuance in a particular controversy. Usually, the simplest interpretation is the correct one.
“For example, the Supreme Court’s decision on voting rights is being decried as an evisceration of the Voting Rights Act and an attack on minorities, because a majority of the court found........