What Matters to Americans in College Admissions?
The Center for Equal Opportunity will release a new report analyzing recent Pew data on how Americans feel about preferential treatment in college admissions.
Re: Affirmative Action and the Legacy Distraction
The attempt to use alumni preferences to justify racial preferences has been around for a long time, and here’s my answer from a couple of decades ago.
Again, Take the Harvard Case
The Supreme Court justices are scheduled to decide whether to grant review in the case challenging Harvard’s use of racial and ethnic preferences in its admissions.
Re: Brave Scholars Can Do This
Kudos to George Leef for his post on how to fight , and to Louis Bonham (to whom George links).
Re: Enduring Lessons from the Very Short Book of Haggai
Those shorter and less discussed books in the Bible contain a lot of gold.
Take the Harvard Case
The Court should be willing to do its part to clean up the mess it has helped create and which will only get worse otherwise.
How Can They Think They Are Allowed to Do That?
Here’s hoping that lawsuits are filed in the lower courts to ensure the limited exceptions to the bans on racial discrimination remain limited.
EEOC Witness Disinvited
Devon Westhill’s testimony was too critical of corporate wokeness.
Now We Know (Not)
What does the Derek Chauvin trial tell us about the police, and race, and the criminal-justice system in America? Well, it’s one datum. That’s it.
Race-Conscious Decision-Making Is Always Dangerous
Racial disproportions can always be avoided, but where doing so involves anything other than eliminating actual discrimination, it will cause discrimination.