Black southerners revive the civil rights struggle: ‘Trump wants to take us back to 1860’

Following the Supreme Court’s ruling on minority voting rights, Tennessee drew electoral maps that reduce the political power of African Americans. Even so, a young Democratic candidate from Memphis is confident he will win in the midterms
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