False Conflict: Colorblindness and Section Two of the Voting Rights Act
Kerel Murray discusses the relationship between colorblindness and Section Two of the Voting Rights Act.
Just in time for this week’s reargument of Louisiana v. Callais, I’ve posted to SSRN a draft of my latest Article, False Conflict: Colorblindness and Section Two of the Voting Rights Act.
The article will be published in the Fordham Law Review next year. An amicus brief was filed in Callais with the help of a team at WilmerHale.
Kerel Murray highlights three key points related to the case.
Author's summary: Kerel Murray discusses colorblindness and the Voting Rights Act.
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