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Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton (R) has barred all 24 House Democrats from standing committees and subcommittees for participating in a protest during a special session on redistricting. “This is the same pattern of racial discrimination and authoritarian abuse we have come to expect,” Rep. Justin Jones (D) wrote online. The two-and-a-half-hour session, which took place on May 7, ended with a vote to redraw congressional maps. During that vote — which ultimately demolished a majority-Black voting district — Democrats stood at the front of the House chamber and locked arms in a stance of defiance, while attendees in the visitors’ gallery yelled and chanted. In a letter to House Democratic leader Karen Camper on Tuesday, Sexton claimed the Dems’ actions were “aimed at disrupting the democratic and legislative processes and creating disorder.” “When Democrats stand up, speak out, and expose what is happening in this chamber, the response from this supermajority is retaliation,” Camper later wrote on social media. “We are hurt. We are disappointed. But we are not intimidated.” Committee removal will remain for the remainder of the year. “When you challenge white supremacy, white supremacists like Ku Klux Cameron Sexton push back by taking away your committee assignments,” Rep. Justin Pearson (D) wrote. “This doesn’t make the fight any less worth it; in fact, it is the perfect validation that we’re on the right side of history.” Tennessee Senate Speaker Randy McNally (R) is considering taking action against six Senate Democrats who also locked arms with House colleagues during the protest. #Tennessee #Redistricting #VotingRights #BlackVoters #BlackAmerica
Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton (R) has barred all 24 House Democrats from standing committees and subcommittees for participating in a protest during a special session on redistricting. “This is the same pattern of racial discrimination and authoritarian abuse we have come to expect,” Rep. Justin Jones (D) wrote online. The two-and-a-half-hour session, which took place on May 7, ended with a vote to redraw congressional maps. During that vote — which ultimately demolished a majority-Black voting district — Democrats stood at the front of the House chamber and locked arms in a stance of defiance, while attendees in the visitors’ gallery yelled and chanted. In a letter to House Democratic leader Karen Camper on Tuesday, Sexton claimed the Dems’ actions were “aimed at disrupting the democratic and legislative processes and creating disorder.” “When Democrats stand up, speak out, and expose what is happening in this chamber, the response from this supermajority is retaliation,” Camper later wrote on social media. “We are hurt. We are disappointed. But we are not intimidated.” Committee removal will remain for the remainder of the year. “When you challenge white supremacy, white supremacists like Ku Klux Cameron Sexton push back by taking away your committee assignments,” Rep. Justin Pearson (D) wrote. “This doesn’t make the fight any less worth it; in fact, it is the perfect validation that we’re on the right side of history.” Tennessee Senate Speaker Randy McNally (R) is considering taking action against six Senate Democrats who also locked arms with House colleagues during the protest. #Tennessee #Redistricting #VotingRights #BlackVoters #BlackAmerica

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