Experts argue that implementing a federal ban on extreme partisan gerrymandering could play a crucial role in restoring much of the congressional diversity that was initially made possible by the passage of the Voting Rights Act. Manipulating electoral district boundaries for partisan gain has long diluted minority voting power and reduced representation for diverse communities across the United States. Eliminating these heavily manipulated maps could pave the way for fairer representation and a more inclusive legislature that accurately reflects the nation's demographic makeup.