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The group behind two Supreme Court cases is deeply linked with prominent white nationalists. That shows the real agenda behind the legal push.
For me, last month's Supreme Court argument in the Harvard affirmative-action case was personal. Growing up poor in Los Angeles, as the son of Colombian immigrants, I faced my share of racist taunts and stereotyping. In high school, I recall my White French teacher asking where I wanted to go to college. I said the Naval Academy. In front of all the other students she blurted, "You can’t go THERE!" And you know what? She was right. I went to Harvard Law School instead.
As the Supreme Court weighs affirmative action, the University of California's struggle with diversity since a 1996 ban offers lessons.
As the Supreme Court weighs affirmative action, the University of California's struggle with diversity since a 1996 ban offers lessons.
Equal education activist groups rallied in Washington, D.C., on Sunday to ask the Supreme Court to end universities' "anti-Asian discriminatory admission practices."