By Stacy M. Brown Black Press USA Senior National Correspondent

When the Supreme Court began its 2025–26 term on Monday, legal observers, scholars, and advocates warned that the justices are again positioned to shape the country’s direction on equality, freedom, and democracy itself.

The new docket is filled with cases involving race, gender, campaign finance, and presidential authority. At the D.C. Bar’s annual Supreme Court Review and Preview, more than one hundred attendees gathered in person and virtually to hear predictions about the cases that could define the nation’s future. Moderator Daniel Woofter said the “polarization of the Court is undeniable.” According to figures discussed at the event, Chief Justice John Roberts joined the majority 95 percent of the time during the previ

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