Commentary

Government Endorses Discrimination for “Diversity’s” Sake

By Ben Boychuk
Thursday, December 03 2015

Next week, the U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments in Fisher v. University of Texas, which once again puts race-conscious college admissions to the constitutional test. With the rationale for racial discrimination dwindling — and understand, discrimination is precisely what the University of Texas has been engaging in — the arguments for its preservation have only intensified. And some of the loudest proponents may be found within the very agencies charged with ensuring that official discrimination is a thing of the past. This will be the High Court’s second…

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