@cjnlegalnurse: 4/29/26 They say this ruling is about legal standards. But for Black voters, it raises real questions about representation and whether protections under the Voting Rights Act are being narrowed. Source: Associated Press, Mark Sherman, April 29, 2026. For more information news and analysis. Please visit us on the web at cjnnetwork.com or net. #VotingRights #BlackVoters #SupremeCourt #CivilRights #Redistricting

Serena💋 :

Can we sue?

B ✨ :

@l

Bernadette :

They are intentionally dismantling the Voter’s Rights Act.

Maria :

Yes they’re moving the goalpost 🤬🤬🤬

Jennel $fortheloveofcotton :

I literally just did a video crashing out about this immediate news because people do not understand the ramification that will have on Black people, but they don’t care about Black people

nbr-creative-G7 :

I was in shock when I heard the news about the Supreme Court Voting decision. I came on here because I wanted to hear what people I follow have to say about it. So far after scrolling for 45 minutes, I only see three 0people talking about it. They are all women, one white and 2 black( including you). This is disturbing -maybe everyone is still in shock and will say something later?

nikki :

Apparently, Louisiana has to redraw the map.

🤴🏾👸🏽 :

So the black vote doesn’t matter anymore

BmoreBobbi🫶🏽 :

This was a slap in the face to black voters

GenXProud :

They particularly want us to jump through all the hoops. All of them because they do not value black diversity.

janellerglass :

Thank you, for sharing this information!

Jd :

💯💯💯

DeeMerits :

I'm waiting for the Legislation without Representation Lawsuits

Myron Tate :

Just saying 😳

user8460773074815 :

We don’t need Supreme Court

❌1Barbara Hall❌ :

Kaileetionne :

Thank you

TERENCE 🐝 :

Do you work at CHLA?

Fee :

Section 2 of the voting rights act has no teeth now, it’s insane

Winter :

They ARE being narrowed.

Michelle Dee :

They always move the goal post when it comes to black people

Blk Creatv :

When the Supreme Court of the United States weakens the Voting Rights Act of 1965, it doesn’t just impact Black voters, it reshapes democracy for everyone. We’ve seen this before. Barriers don’t disappear, they adapt. And when Black voices are pushed out, policies follow, hurting every community. But history also shows when we stand up for Black rights, progress reaches all marginalized groups. That’s the ripple effect. This is the moment to speak up, vote, and stand together. Silence is complicit. Which side of history will you stand on?

alwaysnataliewilliams2 :

File a lawsuit on the same thing.

sonofgod :

💯

MissPorche :

💙💙💙

Neka :

💯💯💯

lizleaf0 :

I’m zoomed in on every word.

Bloo :

Id rather have more voting power than not tbh.

updatingmynews :

Replace the word Black with Red lined areas on the map. No race factor. 🤔

Kasha :

At this point can we just split already blue states own country red states theirs I am so over republicans and this admins

Lamont White :

Democrat don't like black people

Yogie Gemini :

So why are the white districts grouped together? why are there sundown towns? this is only a problem when black people do the same thing as other ethnicities or white people. that's based on race.