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In a landmark 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court has struck down Louisiana’s racially gerrymandered congressional map, rejecting the creation of a second majority-Black district based primarily on race. This ruling reaffirms that the Equal Protection Clause demands color-blind justice, not engineered outcomes to favor one demographic over others.For years, Democrats have manipulated redistricting to entrench power through racial quotas, treating voters as pawns in identity politics rather than equal citizens. Today’s decision delivers a decisive blow to that corrosive practice, restoring integrity to the electoral process.Americans deserve maps drawn on neutral, traditional criteria—not skin color. This victory for constitutional principles paves the way for fairer elections nationwide, prioritizing merit and community over divisive racial engineering.