Shelby County is the lead plaintiff, arguing that all's well, or at least mostly well, in Alabama, when it comes to voting rights.
The Time story quotes a voter in Evergreen as saying some of the same difficulties for black voters that were in effect when the act was approved still exist today.
The state and numerous other conservative entities have filed friend-of-the-court briefs in the case.
The act covers states, mostly southerns states, that were historically belligerent to minority voters.
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