You can’t win ’em all. Racial neutrality in government is not, sadly, the law of the land. To get around …
Read More »University of Michigan Settles With Conservative Student Group
Jennifer Gratz, plaintiff in Gratz v. Bollinger, accused the University of Michigan of rejecting her application because she’s white. The …
Read More »Good Racial Profiling?
There’s a big difference between the government denying or giving someone a job or college admission based on race and …
Read More »UConn's Scholarship Bait-and-Switch
It’s well-known that our government still allots benefits or disadvantages based on an individual’s race. Every admissions season, taxpayer-funded colleges …
Read More »Shelby Steele: Victimhood is Seductive
In April, I mentioned an article columnist and Hoover Institution fellow Shelby Steele wrote on white guilt and black individuality. He …
Read More »Can 'Affirmative Action' Make Life Fair?
As an African American who has a Master’s degree from Harvard Business School, I have had the privilege of studying …
Read More »GOP Minority Recruitment Isn't 'Affirmative Action'
The Associated Press reported on minority recruitment among Republicans. The GOP is spending $60 million to expand its outreach among …
Read More »Report: UCLA Breaks Law and Factors Race into Admissions
Colleges and universities across the country lower admissions standards to increase “diversity.” You don’t need a study to tell you …
Read More »7 Race-Neutral Ways to Increase Diversity
Jennifer Gratz, prevailing plaintiff in the U.S. Supreme Court case, Gratz v. Bollinger, which struck down the University of Michigan’s …
Read More »The Coming End to Racial Preferences
Last week’s U.S. Supreme Court 6-2 ruling in Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action et al. upheld Michigan’s constitutional …
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