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SSJVegeta

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5. Then they will have to reconcile with why they are allowing racially based decisions

Reply to groundloop (Reply #4)

Tue May 26, 2026, 12:35 PM

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If they cannot give a thorough explanation why eliminating a district based on race is not racially biased, the lower courts will continue to have free reign over this issue

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The Supreme Court will very quickly reverse this small win. groundloop Yesterday #4

Then they will have to reconcile with why they are allowing racially based decisions SSJVegeta Yesterday #5

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