Man with Maine ties helps lead charge against Harvard's admissions policy
A part-time South Thomaston resident uses funds from his nonprofits to mount lawsuits over universities' race-based considerations.
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A part-time South Thomaston resident uses funds from his nonprofits to mount lawsuits over universities' race-based considerations.
The decision reverses 45 years of Supreme Court precedent
When the U.S. Supreme Court next week considers ending policies used by many colleges and universities to increase their numbers of Black and Hispanic students, a conservative activist will be on hand to watch this fateful moment in his long quest to erase racial preferences intended to boost diversity in American life.
A part-time South Thomaston resident uses funds from his nonprofits to mount lawsuits over universities' race-based considerations.
The plaintiff in the Supreme Court case challenging the use of race in college admission looks to be the perfect argument. But the case barely mentions her. Instead, the agenda is much broader: To fight race-based policies everywhere.