By Michael E. Rosman
The University of Chicago Legal Forum, December 20, 2002
This article focuses on race-conscious decisionmaking (“RCDM”) in admissions processes in higher education. n1 RCDM has become increasingly controversial in recent years, so much so that the citizens of our most populous state outlawed it. n2 This article explores
Read More → Posted in ArticlesBy Stuart Taylor
National Journal, December 20, 2002
Now that Trent Lott has suppressed his nostalgia for American apartheid, vowed support for affirmative action “across the board,” and thus fed the notion that racial preferences are what African-Americans want and need, let’s look at some countervailing evidence: In public opinion polls that
Read More → Posted in NewsThe Center for Individual Rights, after years of pushing a mix of conservativecauses, is poised to leave a lasting imprint on the debate over race.
By Jonathan Groner
Legal Times, December 9, 2002
They forced an end to the University of Texas law school’s use of racial preferences in admissions. They got the
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