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Ketanji Brown Jackson claims founders were not 'race-neutral' in Supreme Court defense of Voting Rights Act
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49% : The justices will also take up two more cases this term in what conservative lawyers described as race-neutral arguments against preexisting precedents, including whether to end affirmative action in college admissions and whether to strike down a portion of a law that issues preference to Native American families seeking to adopt Native American children.
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