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The Voting Rights Act Is Dead in Everything But Name: What the Supreme Court’s Callais Decision Means and What Black America Does Now

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The Other Geopolitical Quarterfinal: Why France vs. Morocco Tonight in Boston Is About Far More Than Soccer

France and Morocco meet tonight in Boston for a World Cup quarterfinal that carries 44 years of colonial history onto the pitch. Marcus Hart breaks down why this match — between the nation that colonized Morocco and the first African side to reach back-to-back quarterfinals — is about far more than a scoreline.

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The Voting Rights Act Is Dead in Everything But Name: What the Supreme Court’s Callais Decision Means and What Black America Does Now

The Other Geopolitical Quarterfinal: Why France vs. Morocco Tonight in Boston Is About Far More Than Soccer