New York City mom Wai Wah Chin was the secret weapon in the fight to end affirmative action in college admissions leading to the Supreme Court's decision to outlaw race-based acceptance policies.
admissions process, so long as they considered one of many factors or while conservatives, of course, to outrage and spent decades shopping for the perfect self-described victim of affirmative action to bring future challenges. 2003, for example, conservative activists conservative activists seized upon white people who were denied admissions to the university of michigan, and presented a case before the court. those decisions narrowed affirmative action policies slightly, making it illegal to use point based systems with regard to race in college admissions. you get, in the end, a court again reaffirmed the constitutionality of the broader policy. so, conservatives tried in 2013. and in 2016, a white woman named abigail fischer, who was denied admission to the university of texas, again and again, the court ruled affirmative action was constitutional. justice kennedy, writing for the majority at the time, stated that the attainment of a
factors they were considering. well, conservatives of course were outraged and spent decades shopping for the perfect self-described victim of affirmative action to bring future challenges. in 2003, for example, conservative activists seized upon white people who were denied admissions to the university of michigan, and presented a case before the court. those decisions narrowed affirmative action policies slightly, making it illegal to use point based systems with regard to race in college admissions. you get, in the end, a court again reaffirmed the constitutionality of the broader policy. so, conservatives tried in 2013. and in 2016, a white woman named abigail fischer, who was denied admission to the university of texas, again and again, the court ruled affirmative action was constitutional. justice kennedy, writing for the majority at the time, stated that the attainment of a
presented a case before the court. those decisions narrowed affirmative action policies slightly, making it illegal to use point based systems with regard to race in college admissions. yet, in the end, a court again reaffirmed the constitutionality of the broader policy. so, conservatives tried in 2013. and in 2016, a white woman named abigail fischer, who was denied admission to the university of texas, again and again, the court ruled affirmative action was constitutional. justice kennedy, writing for the majority at the time, stated that the attainment of a diverse student body serves values beyond race alone, including enhanced classroom dialogue, and the lessening of racial isolation and stereotypes. affirmative action was both constitutional and a force for broader societal good that cannot be denied. but conservatives, well they went back to the drawing