Conservative justices actually consider race – except in correcting inequality | Saida Grundy

In Louisiana v Callais, the supreme court has openly considered white Republicans in partisan redistricting In 1989, Thurgood Marshall, the first Black justice of the supreme court of the United States, wrote a powerful dissent to a landmark ruling that called into question how the court would discern race-consciousness in future cases. The City of Richmond v JA Croson Co asked the court to consider whether a municipal government can use race as a factor to diversify the city’s contractors to...

By Saida Grundy