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This is the Danielle Gill Show.

I am delighted to welcome our guest today, Dinesh. Thanks for joining us.

It's a pleasure. Great to be on.

Great. Well, I thought we could start by talking a little bit about the recent Supreme Court decision, which affects the racial redistricting.

So this is called Calais versus Louisiana.

Of course, this is something that's been, you know, discussed for a long time.

It's been in place a long time where a lot of these areas

had these kind of gerrymandered maps. They look really different because before the Supreme

Court had said that you have to basically take race into account when you're drawing the maps.

And so with this new decision, that's going to have very big implications

for the maps changing. But maybe you can tell us a little bit about what the significance is

of this case and of this decision. Yeah, this is the topic of my show this week and I think I have a

unique angle on it. So I'll begin by saying that there is a key difference between gerrymandering

or redistricting on the one hand and racial gerrymandering or racial redistricting. Normal gerrymandering is a little

distasteful because really states have the power to

draw their congressional districts, and the party in power will typically draw sometimes very weird-looking

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