Jim Crow Isn't Dead, He Just Got Lawyers

Discriminatory laws could make a comeback if the Supreme Court manages to dismantle parts of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Why do we still need it? While "citizens in the old Confederacy are no longer forced to say how many bubbles are in a bar of soap before they can cast a ballot" as we saw in the 2012 national election, "the people whose right to vote was challenged were predominantly" black and brown.