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The High Court decided: Being that Southern blacks tend to vote for the Democratic Party, North Carolina's 12th Congressional District was drawn based upon voting behavior, instead of upon racial characteristics. The odd-shaped district was allowed, the Court ruled, to stand.

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Easley, South CarolinaEasley is a city located in Pickens County, South Carolina. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of 17,754. Geography Easley is located at 34°49'24" North, 82°35'25" West (34. 823371, -82. According to the United States Census Bureau, th Easley v. CromartieEasley v. Cromartie (532 US 234 2001) was a U. Supreme Court case. The court's ruling on April 18, 2001 stated that redistricting for political reasons did not violate Federal Civil Rights Law banning race-based gerrymandering. The High Court decided: Bei Easley BlackwoodThe name Easley Blackwood is known in two areas: music and the game of contract bridge. See: Easley Blackwood (bridge player) Easley Blackwood (musician) composer and theorist in the area of tunings. Easley Blackwood (bridge player)Easley R. Blackwood ( June 25, 1903- March 27, 1992) is known in the game of contract bridge for inventing the Blackwood convention used in bidding. Blackwood was born in Birmingham, Alabama but lived most of his life in Indianapolis, Indiana. From 1968 t Easley Blackwood (musician)Easley Blackwood { April 21, 1933-) is a professor of music, a composer of music using unusual tunings, and the author of books on music theory. Blackwood was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. He studied piano in Indianapolis and was doing solo appearances a