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And in the state of Louisiana, that analysis was conducted in the Nairn case, and it was clear that regardless of party, white Democrats were not voting for black candidates, whether they were

Democrats or not. And we know that there is such a significant chasm between how black and white

voters vote in Louisiana, that there's no question that even if there is some correlation

between race and party,

that race is the driving factor.

Hmm, what's that?

That is a representative from the NACP, arguing in a recent Supreme Court case to continue racism

in the name of ending racism, specifically race-specific redrawing of congressional districts.

One of the important cases in front of the Supreme Court, this session, rather, super interesting group of cases, and what a great opportunity this is.

Around here at the Armstrong and Getty Show, we love the Pacific Legal Foundation that has for decades now

fought for individual liberty in the United States. And Anastasia Bowden is a civil rights attorney

at the Pacific Legal Foundation focusing on economic opportunity and equality for the law,

before the law, including a lot of great stuff I'd like to talk about, but I don't want to take

the time. Anastasia, how are you? Welcome.

Doing well. Thanks for having me.

Oh, it's our pleasure. So I've come up with a truly innovative plan.

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