On the latest episode of The Legal Lens podcast, we look closely at what ordinary people can still do in the wake of the United States Supreme Court’s recent decision in Louisiana v. Callais.
In this clip, we focus on a central question many listeners have after a major Supreme Court decision: what can we do next, and where do our actions still matter most? Dr. Wilson talks about the importance of voter education, staying informed about how districts are drawn in our own states, and making sure that community members understand when and how their voices can be heard in the process.
In our conversation, Dr. Wilson also explores how “showing up” can take many forms: from voting and volunteering at the polls to serving on local boards and commissions and helping family, friends, and neighbors navigate changes in voting rules. My guest shares how participation (whether as a voter, an advocate, or a community leader) can help ensure that more people have a meaningful opportunity to be seen, heard, and represented.
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