A New York State court rightly upheld a state law requiring that prison inmates be counted in their home communities rather than where they are incarcerated. The law, passed in 2010, put an end to prison-based gerrymandering, which counted nonvoting prison inmates as “residents” to increase the population of some legislative districts. That practice artificially inflated the political power of voting residents in prison districts and diluted the voting strength of voters elsewhere.
It's the other education. Everything that makes sense within this big conversation but we don't know what to do with yet. The variable bits that people can't speak to as a whole. The dejargoned, unfiltered, quizzical, scrupulous, industrious, and circumspect.
The divisor, the dividend, the quotient ... and the remainder. The Black Mathematics.
The divisor, the dividend, the quotient ... and the remainder. The Black Mathematics.
