Congressional Black Caucus Demands Corporate Action on Redistricting

The Congressional Black Caucus has sent a letter to over 250 major corporations urging them to oppose redistricting efforts in Republican-led states that eliminate majority-Black districts. - The letter follows a Supreme Court ruling that weakened the Voting Rights Act.

- Companies like Apple, Amazon, and Google are called to publicly condemn the plans. - The CBC demands meetings and disclosure of political donations to Republican politicians.

The caucus warns that corporations face a test of their commitment to racial equity, as several states redraw maps to dilute Black political power.