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Okay, everyone, welcome, welcome home.

It's getting harder to say welcome home in an environment that is treating us like we are on

foreign territory, completely shocked by the rapid pace, not necessarily the rulings, but the rapid

pace in which we are seeing the Supreme Court undue voting rights, undo the protections of civil

and human rights in this country.

We just got news, of course, last night that in West Allen, Alabama Secretary of State versus

Marcus Castor, that they have agreed, the Supreme Court has allowed Alabama to proceed with the original maps before

there was a court order, redrawing districts to ensure that Terry Sewell, Congressman Terry

Sewell and Shemari Figures, who is a new member of Congress serving his first term,

would both be able to have seats in Alabama, a place that has a huge black population.

Well, the Supreme Court just yesterday says, you know what?

We're going to go back to how things were.

We're going to go back to the original maps before the court order.

And we are going to do that despite the fact, despite the fact that on Tuesday, May 19th, an election for

which ballots are already printed that have Terry Sewell's name on them, that have

Shamari figure's name on them, despite the fact that people have already early voted, despite

the fact that folks who receive absentee ballots, despite the fact that military

officials who are overseas have their ballots, have probably already cast their ballots,

have probably already mailed in their ballots, right, have voted. What this country is doing

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