No, #WashingtonPost, the Supreme Court did not say that Alabama had to draw another district "favorable" to Black residents, as your headline wrongly claims. The word "favorable" doesn't occur a single time in the decision.
The word they used many times was "proportional", and the idea behind that word is that the districts need to be equitable to Black residents. EQUITABLE, not "favorable."
Shame on #WaPo for this bad headline.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/06/08/supreme-court-alabama-redistricting-voting-rights/
#VotingRights #Alabma #SCOTUS #VRA

They announced a thing I helped make this evening: #alabma #liblearnx https://rusaupdate.org/2023/01/2023-notable-books-list-announced-years-best-in-fiction-nonfiction-and-poetry/

They announced a thing I helped make this evening: #alabma #liblearnx https://rusaupdate.org/2023/01/2023-notable-books-list-announced-years-best-in-fiction-nonfiction-and-poetry/

RT @ALALibrary
Two winners of the 2023 #ALA_Carnegie Medals will be announced at the RUSA Book & Media Awards today along with all the other great @ala_rusa awards and lists.
Watch on the RUSA Facebook page starting at 4:00 pm CT. https://facebook.com/ala.rusa/
#ALAbma #LibLearnX23

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Congratulations to all the authors on the Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction Shortlist. Two winners will be announced at #LibLearnX23 on Sunday, Jan. 29 at the @ala_rusa Book & Media Awards event.
#ALAbma #ALA_Carnegie
https://www.ala.org/rusa/awards/carnegie-medals/2023-winners