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Why Did The Supreme Court Waste So Much Time On Affirmative Action?
On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that the Fifth Circuit appeals court in Texas should have applie…
Erin Fuchs
The US Supreme Court Could Let States Completely Destroy Affirmative Action
Under the so-called Rule of Four, four of the Supreme Court's justices agreed to review the Sixth C…
Erin Fuchs
PROFESSOR: Affirmative Action Isn't Helping The Right People
Black immigrants, who started coming to the U.S. in larger numbers after the 1970s, tend to have hi…
Erin Fuchs
PROFESSOR: Affirmative Action Isn't Helping The Right People
Black immigrants, who started coming to the U.S. in larger numbers after the 1970s, tend to have hi…
Erin Fuchs
Affirmative Action In America Is A Total Failure
That would not solve the diversity issue that UT-Austin puts at the heart of its case. The issue is…
The Economist
LAW PROFESSOR: Here's What Clarence Thomas Got Wrong About Affirmative Action At Yale
“At least southerners were up front about their bigotry: You knew exactly where they were coming fr…
Erin Fuchs
LAW PROFESSOR: Here's What Clarence Thomas Got Wrong About Affirmative Action At Yale
"At least southerners were up front about their bigotry: You knew exactly where they were coming fr…
Erin Fuchs
FOR DISCRIMINATION: Why I Still Believe In Affirmative Action
* They should be willing, for instance, to put an asterisk next to baseball great Babe Ruth, whose …
Randall Kennedy, For Discrimi…
Supreme Court ends affirmative action in college admissions
Now dominated by right-wing appointees — including three appointed by Donald Trump — th…
Jacob Shamsian
How Clarence Thomas Grew To Hate Affirmative Action
"At least southerners were up front about their bigotry: You knew exactly where they were coming fr…
Erin Fuchs
How Clarence Thomas Grew To Hate Affirmative Action
"At least southerners were up front about their bigotry: You knew exactly where they were coming fr…
Erin Fuchs
Justice Kennedy emerged as the unlikely hero of affirmative action
Legal journalist Joan Biskupic's 2014 book on Justice Sonia Sotomayor - "Breaking In: The Rise of S…
Facing a future without affirmative action, students of color say the pressure is on them to fight for diversity: 'To be going backwards in this sort of immense way is really scary'
The Supreme Court overturned race-based affirmative action, saying the practice of considering race…
Yoonji Han,Lauren Frias
US Corporate Law Firms Have Stopped Caring About Diversity
One example cited in the Times was when Texas law firm Thompson & Knight replaced departing chi…
Erin Fuchs
Clarence Thomas' Past Grudge Against Yale Pretty Much Guarantees How He'll Vote On A Huge Case
“At least southerners were up front about their bigotry: You knew exactly where they were coming fr…
Erin Fuchs
University of Texas may need to answer this tough question to save affirmative action
"At best, the university's attempted articulations of 'critical mass' before this court are subject…
The Trump administration may seek to investigate affirmative-action practices on college campuses
The document cited by the newspaper does not specify which ethnic groups the Trump administration s…
Bryan Logan
Harvard just won big after the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action
At Harvard, an anti-affirmative action group called Students for Fair Admissions filed a complaint …
Abby Jackson
Why the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action in college admissions was so surprising
And when it returned last year, the inevitably of a tie loomed. Justice Elena Kagan recused herself…
Caroline Simon
The Supreme Court just issued ruled in favor of affirmative action in college admissions
"The Court's affirmance of the University's admissions policy today does not necessarily mean the U…