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No university that uses racial preferences in its admissions process seriously questions whether racial preferences are beneficial -- or whether the undeniable costs of its policy outweigh the benefits. Moreover, these discriminating universities refuse to heed the Supreme Court's repeated command that racial preferences may be used -- if ever ...

Supreme Court to hear teachers' union politicking case The Supreme Court announced this week that it will hear  Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association, a case filed by the Center for Individual Rights.  Presently, all public school teachers must contribute their "fair share" to a teachers' union in California to cover the costs of c ...

It has been a long road for Abigail Fisher, but she will have her day once again in the Supreme Court of the United States.  Two years ago the Court rightly ruled that tax-supported universities don't deserve the benefit of the doubt from courts when they engage in race-based preferences and discrimination.  The issue stemming from Fisher's laws ...