False Conflict: Colorblindness and Section Two of the Voting Rights Act
Kerel Murray discusses the reargument of Louisiana v. Callais and his latest article.
A draft of his article, False Conflict: Colorblindness and Section Two of the Voting Rights Act, is available on SSRN.
The article will be published in the Fordham Law Review next year.
Murray also filed an amicus brief in Callais with the help of WilmerHale.
I’m grateful to Professor Hasen and the Election Law Blog for letting me draw on the Article and the brief to blog about three points that I think are key to the case.
Author's summary: Kerel Murray discusses his article on colorblindness and the Voting Rights Act.
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