Justice Brown Jacks and the Voting Rights Act

The 14th amendment was intended to be a remedial provision of the constitution and also to give congress the wherewithal to enact legislation that would fulfill the goal of ending segregation. When justice brown jacks brought up that history and connection with the voting rights act uh it was really helpful to see how that backed some of the justices up on trying to embrace one of the most extreme interpretations of the Voting Rights Act. Just as Thomas no does he know i i i i I i if he doesn't know now he knows right so i think it's just you know let me quote bigy centered quoting dear reader feels like a trap you're already in one um this is a willful blindness on the