Redistricting wars: Can our politics get any more polarized? (Yes)
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Demonstrators march during the “Memphis Won’t Be Silenced” march and rally May 9 in Memphis. The event was held in response to the state legislature’s redistricting of U.S. House districts.
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Demonstrators march during the “Memphis Won’t Be Silenced” march and rally from I AM A MAN Plaza to the National Civil Rights Museum on May 9. The event was held in response to the state legislature’s redistricting of U.S. House districts in Memphis.
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A staff member and Louisiana State Sen. Caleb S. Kleinpeter try to calm the crowd during a public hearing May 8 on redistricting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Demonstrators march during the “Memphis Won’t Be Silenced” march and rally May 9 in Memphis. The event was held in response to the state legislature’s redistricting of U.S. House districts.
Demonstrators march during the “Memphis Won’t Be Silenced” march and rally from I AM A MAN Plaza to the National Civil Rights Museum on May 9. The event was held in response to the state legislature’s redistricting of U.S. House districts in Memphis.
A staff member and Louisiana State Sen. Caleb S. Kleinpeter try to calm the crowd during a public hearing May 8 on redistricting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
