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How America Fell Out of Love With Affirmative Action

Por: The Daily Beast Politics June 29, 2023

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On Tuesday, the delivered a resounding “NO” to race-based . , the Court struck down as unconstitutional the admissions’ policies of and the University of North Carolina. Both schools had impermissibly penalized Asian-American and white applicants in the name of diversity. The schools had transgressed the 14th Amendment’s guaranty of equal protection under law.Diversity is no longer a license for “pernicious” discrimination, in the... + full article



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