Sunny Hostin Gets Emotional Over Supreme Court Redistricting Ruling: Have to Tell My Children That They Have Less Civil Rights'

"I can tell you as a Black woman that my father was born in 1949. He remembers segregated schools. He remembers segregated water fountains."

The Supreme Court's recent ruling limits the use of race in determining congressional district boundaries, significantly affecting the Voting Rights Act of 1965. This decision has drawn emotional reactions, particularly from Sunny Hostin, who emphasized the historical importance of the Act and its implications for her family. Hostin highlighted that the ruling reflects a broader trend of diminishing civil rights protections, as articulated by Justice Elena Kagan in her dissent. The ruling has been criticized for suggesting that racism is no longer a significant issue in the United States.

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