Film director Spike Lee criticizes a U.S. Supreme Court decision that voids Louisiana’s congressional district map, which the court found to be an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. In an interview with CNN, Lee characterizes the ruling as an “attack on voters,” arguing that the decision harms voting rights. The outlets report that the Supreme Court ruling was decided 6-3 and targets the specific redistricting plan for Louisiana’s congressional seats. Both sources describe Lee’s reaction as direct criticism of the Court’s decision and frame his comments around the impact on voters, rather than the legal reasoning of the majority opinion. The reports do not add further factual details about the map’s specific districts or the arguments presented in the case beyond the court’s characterization that it relied on race in a way deemed unlawful. The focus of the coverage is Lee’s public statement in response to the Supreme Court ruling.