As Congresswoman Frederica Wilson prepares to leave office after more than 15 years representing South Florida in Washington, many political observers are reflecting on her long career in public service. Her retirement marks the end of an era for one of Florida's most recognizable political figures.But the reaction from some Democrats and media outlets has been telling. Rather than focusing on Wilson's record, they have once again turned the conversation toward accusations of "gerrymandering" and warnings about the future of Black political representation in Florida.The argument deserves a closer...