Racism, Victimhood, and Louisiana v. Callais

Scott McKay, The American Spectator

If Callais goes the way it appeared it might from the oral arguments, those Republican

Southern states forced to carve out DEI districts to pay for the sins of ancient and long-dead Democrats won’t continue honoring this fraudulent victimhood and their legislators will go to work in redrawing maps to introduce merit as a metric of success where victimization currently rests. It does mean the character of successful black politicians will necessarily change. It means we would likely see more Harold Fords and fewer Sheila Jackson Lees.