The article discusses the 2010 Fair Districts law in Florida, which allows for the creation of districts that do not meet the same objective standard as "fair" for all parties, including Libertarians, Greens, other minor parties, and all NPA voters. The article suggests that increasing the number of lawmakers could reduce the mathematical ability for gerrymandering, which would be a sensible reform. The average U.S. congressional district has 780,000 people compared to the average UK parliamentary constituency of 73,000. The author expresses concern over the recent controversy surrounding the release of sloths from captivity by Central Florida Zoo CEO Richard Glover, who advocates for the return of wild sloths to the wild. She also criticizes the stance of far-right Florida Republican gubernatorial candidate James Fishback that white men are the biggest victims of racism, stating that he has never been an African-American woman.