More importantly, Miller v. Johnson was decided at a time when the preferred black candidate could genuinely win a 40% black district in that area, so drawing a 55% black seat and a 30% black seat denied blacks the ability to elect their preferred candidates in two different seats. Not any more.
Which 40% Black seats in the deep South have a Black representative again?
When the VRA was passed, it was assumed the Democrat nominee would win just about every seat in the deep South. The VRA was passed to stop the "cracking" of Blacks so that a Black nominee could win.