EXPOSING THE PLUTOCRACY, CORPORATOCRACY, KLEPTOCRACY & OLIGARCHY WE LIVE IN... UNDERSTAND THERE IS A SYSTEM WORKING AGAINST YOU!
Do you know what Shelby County v. Holder (2013) is?!
Following the American Civil War, former Confederate states passed onerous voting requirements in an attempt to prevent black residents from voting.
The Reconstruction government passed the Fifteenth Amendment in an attempt to ensure full black democratic participation in the South, but Southern states essentially ignored it and continued to prevent black voters from participating in elections. Citing the Fifteenth Amendment as authority, Congress passed the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
In addition to including general restrictions on discriminatory state election laws, the Voting Rights Act included the more controversial sections 4 and 5, requiring that states with a history of racially discriminatory voting laws "preclear" any new voting restrictions with the U.S. Department of Justice or a three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Following the election of President Barack Obama in 2008, Republican leaders in Southern states began to take more aggressive measures to suppress black and Latino voter participation.
"Let me be honest with you," explained Texas Tea Party leader Ken Emanuelson, that "the Republican Party doesn't want black people to vote if they're going to vote 9-to-1 for Democrats."
This has taken the form of racially discriminatory redistricting proposals, arbitrary voter ID requirements, geographically selective early voting laws, artificial voting delays, voter caging, and voter purge "errors."
Because Voting Rights Act review blocked many of these laws, some Republican legislators have begun to openly call for repeal of the entire Voting Rights Act.
While the Supreme Court has never seriously considered this proposal, Chief Justice John Roberts has suggested, since 2009, that he might be willing to repeal preclearance requirements.
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Shelby County by striking down section 4(b) of the Voting Rights Act, but left section 5 intact.
This leaves the preclearance requirement in place, but unenforceable until Congress approves a new formula by which it can be enforced.
As a practical matter, section 5 has been suspended indefinitely because there is no formula by which it can be enforced until Congress approves revisions to section 4—which is unlikely to happen within the near future, given the current influence of the Tea Party within the U.S. House of Representatives.
This means that Southern states no longer have to preclear voting restrictions, and the effect was immediate: both Mississippi and Texas enacted controversial voter ID laws within 24 hours of the ruling.
THESE CHANGES TO THE VOTING SYSTEM IS AN EFFORT TO SUSTAIN INSTITUTIONALIZED RACISM IN A SYSTEM OF WHITE SUPREMACY!
THEY USE RELIGION, MONEY, SKIN COLOR AND CLASSISM TO KEEP US DIVIDED... KNOWING THAT IF WE LEARN THE TRUTH AND COME TOGETHER AS EARTHLING'S WE CAN STOP THIS CONTROLLING BIG BROTHER SOCIETY BEFORE IT GETS WORSE!
You hear the invaders say God Bless America... HOW ABOUT GOD BLESS THE PLANET?!
ONE PLANET, ONE PEOPLE (EARTHLING'S) and ONE ❤️
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