Louisiana resident Press Robinson wasn’t surprised by the U.S. Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision on Wednesday to strike down the state’s new majority-Black district. But he was deeply disappointed. “They’re determined to see to it that we don’t have a voice at all,” Robinson, a participant in the case, said Wednesday, referring to Louisiana political leaders. He added that the court’s six conservative justices seem to want to take the country back to an era when Black Americans had no voting power

by Ladé Ogunsanya L ast week, my colleagues and I facilitated healing circles for Haitians, both on the island and in the diaspora. In...