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Black Caucus Urges 250 Companies to Condemn Anti-Black Redistricting

5/26/2026

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The Congressional Black Caucus sent a letter to 250 companies—including Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Tesla, Salesforce, Target, PayPal, Intel and Starbucks—urging condemnation of redistricting that would eliminate majority-Black districts.
The letter demanded public disclosure of each firm’s contributions to Republican officials in redistricting states.
The caucus urged Black athletes to boycott public universities in those states after a Supreme Court ruling last month weakened a Voting Rights Act provision.

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The Congressional Black Caucus sent a letter to 250 companies—including Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Tesla, Salesforce, Target, PayPal, Intel and Starbucks—urging condemnation of redistricting that would eliminate majority-Black districts.
The letter demanded public disclosure of each firm’s contributions to Republican officials in redistricting states.
The caucus urged Black athletes to boycott public universities in those states after a Supreme Court ruling last month weakened a Voting Rights Act provision.