Guess who gets sliced by the new mapmakers?

So, the maps in several states got a massive makeover, and funny enough, it's the predominantly Black districts that seem to be getting the short end of the stick. It's not a coincidence; it's geometry with a partisan agenda.

The goal is simple: take a solid voting block and carve it into enough pieces that its influence effectively vanishes. By splitting these communities across different districts, the mapmakers ensure their collective voice gets diluted into oblivion. It is basically political origami where the final shape is designed to keep certain parties in power regardless of how the actual neighbors want to vote.

Democracy is apparently just a game of cutting paper until the result you like shows up.