Tag: Affirmative Action and Diversity

Initial Mich. response supports end to race, gender preferences Published December 4, 2003 BY RUBY BAILEY FREE PRESS WASHINGTON STAFF Two-thirds of Michigan residents favor a constitutional amendment banning discrimination […]

Neither party wants vote on preferences Published December 5, 2003 BY BRIAN DICKERSON FREE PRESS COLUMNIST In this season of partisan discord, there’s at least one thing the leaders of […]

In Black-Hispanic Debate, West Indians Side With Hispanics News Feature, Louis E.V. Nevaer, Pacific News Service, Dec 04, 2003 Blacks with roots in the West Indies are pulling away from […]

The right Affirmative Action Commentary by Roger Hernandez Nobody applauded harder than I did when California voters passed Proposition 209 in 1996, banning racial preferences in college admissions. Or when […]

Black Like Me: Winks and nods as admissions policy. By Peter Kirsanow http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/comment-kirsanow072803.asp

Affirmative action ruling makes it easy for elites By CAROL M. SWAIN The victory that affirmative action’s proponents scored in the University of Michigan Law School decision is a loss […]

American universities don’t have a damn about discrimination that does not have its origins in the United States. Discrimination on the basis of caste