NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Supreme Court erased Louisiana’s second majority-Black congressional district, but it did not erase Black voters’ determination to cast a ballot.
There was a steady stream of Black voters casting votes at New Orleans’ Blessed Seelos Church in the city’s Ninth Ward on Election Day.
They joined the more than 180,000 Black Louisianians who had already voted early or by absentee ballot during the state’s early voting period…