Reapportionment can impact minority rights by potentially diluting the voting power of minority communities. If district boundaries are redrawn in a way that fragments or disperses minority populations, it can make it more difficult for them to elect representatives who will advocate for their interests. This can result in decreased representation and influence for minority communities in the political process. Additionally, if reapportionment is done in a way that is discriminatory or intentionally disenfranchises minority voters, it can further marginalize and suppress their rights.
