ADM for Sept. 5, 2025: Louisiana’s Racial Gerrymandering Defense to SCOTUS Switches from ‘It was for Partisan Reasons’ to ‘The VRA is Unconstitutional’

[image: LA-SCOTUS-Argument-Switch-VRA-Unconstitutional-Equal-Protection-Clause.png] American Democracy Minute Radio News Report for Sept. 5, 2025 Timely to Oct. 1, 2025 The State of Louisiana’s new brief for a U.S. Supreme Court racial gerrymandering case now claims Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 is unconstitutional because it uses race-conscious redistricting. Their shifting argument may suggest the state thinks more justices are ready to strike down the VRA.
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www.americandemocracyminute.org/wethepeople/2025/09/04/louisianas-racial-gerrymandering-defense-to-scotus-switches-from-it-was-for-partisan-reasons-to-the-vra-is-unconstitutional/
📻 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: 14th Amendment, Equal Protection Clause, Gerrymandering, Louisiana, Louisiana v Callais, Racial Discrimination, redistricting, Robinson v. Callais, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, U.S. Supreme Court, Voter Suppression, Racial Gerrymandering