Supreme Court Decision on Racial Redistricting

The chapter analyzes a Supreme Court decision on racial gerrymandering, specifically focusing on the case of Alexander v South Carolina state conference at the NAACP. It delves into the complexities of determining if race was a predominant factor in redistricting, comparing it to past cases and highlighting the varying opinions among justices. The discussion touches on the challenges of differentiating between partisan and racial motives in redistricting and the implications on voting demographics.