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Investigative reporter for The Marshall Project focused on Mississippi criminal justice system. Previously @propublica Local Reporting Network and @Djournalnow.
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How Supreme Court’s Callais ruling erased key Mississippi voting rights victory

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By Caleb Bedillion Verified
| Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal Verified
Chanting marchers at the Rally for Voting Rights on May 20, at the Jackson Convention Center in Jackson, Miss. In 2022, Dyamone White, then in her late 20s, filed a lawsuit in federal court arguing that Black voters like her didn’t have a fair chance to elect justices to the Mississippi Supreme Court. Three years later, she won a significant victory.
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How the U.S. Supreme Court’s Callais Ruling Erased a Key Mississippi Voting Rights Victory

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By Caleb Bedillion Verified
| Mississippi Free Press Verified
This article was published in partnership with The Marshall Project – Jackson, a nonprofit news team covering Mississippi’s criminal justice systems, and Bolts, a nonprofit publication covering criminal justice and voting rights in local governments. In 2022, Dyamone White, then in her late 20s, filed a lawsuit in federal court arguing that Black voters like her didn’t have a fair chance to elect justices to the Mississippi Supreme Court. Three years later, she won a significant victory.
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How the U.S. Supreme Court’s Callais Ruling Erased a Key Mississippi Voting Rights Victory

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By Caleb Bedillion Verified
| The Marshall Project Verified
In 2022, Dyamone White, then in her late 20s, filed a lawsuit in federal court arguing that Black voters like her didn’t have a fair chance to elect justices to the Mississippi Supreme Court. Three years later, she won a significant victory. A federal judge ruled that Mississippi Supreme Court election districts violated the Voting Rights Act and that Black candidates who wanted to run for the state’s highest court were unlikely to succeed.
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