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my first question is who will be most directly affected by this ruling, and how? are the implications for this ruling beyond just universities, and for example, in the workplace. so, truly this ruling will be attempted to be used in other venues. we are already seeing conservatives lining up to extend the ruling to other venues. but it s really important to understand what was at stake here. the race based affirmative action policies that were dismantled here, the court talked about it as the race was an entirely determinative feature of the admissions decision. but that wasn t the case. based on earlier supreme court presidents like meter versus ballinger which was decided in 2003 and affirmed later in official versus the university of texas in 2016, made clear that universities and colleges could only use race in a very limited way. as part of a holistic calculus that considered a wide range of factors including grades, test

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Transcripts for CNN CNN News Central 20240604 18:04:00

garland, who says doj is going to join in that effort to explore ways to keep universities diverse. also joining us in this conversation, cnn s jessica schneider, and legal analyst elliott williams. jessica, first to you, this was a very, very long ruling. a lot to get through. walk us through the important details. reporter: a lot to get through. i would bet that colleges, universities across the country are really scouring this decision today because it does leave some gray area here. i mean, the supreme court is saying that you can no longer rely on race for admissions. you can t specifically factor in race when it comes to the admissions decision. they re also saying students, you can still talk about your race and how it s impacted your experience in the world. so colleges will still be getting a glimpse of the racial make-up of some of their applicants here. the court did take specific pains to say we are not overruling 40 years of precedent more than 40 years. then the disse

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Transcripts for MSNBC The ReidOut 20240604 23:43:00

admissions decision, and even in context like employment where folks are considering things like what it means to have a diverse work place and why diversity is important to operate a successful and thriving business in this country. i call it repeal the 20th century. and it s consistent among republicans in the elected world and it seems consistent among these six conservatives. they do not like what the 20th century did for black folks, for women, for anyone who is a minority, and the 20th century was revolutionary in the changes that were made to create equality, and they don t like it. and they want it gone, and they re going to repeal everything they can and set things back to the 19th century where sam alito feels more comfortable. that s me saying that, not you. that s really what i think. melissa murray, thank you very much. coming up, president biden gets ready to attend a big gun safety summit in connecticut. as congressional democrats get ready for a renewed push on badl

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom 20240604 13:19:00

would mean that affirmative action would be banned across the country and because of that all eyes and ears here will be on the conservative justices because it is largely expected that they will, in fact, upend that precedent and ban affirmative action, ban universities from considering race as one factor in the admissions decision. you know, chief justice john roberts has repeatedly been outspoken about the role that race plays in society and he s even said in previously cases that the way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race. so it is quite likely that he will not be the middle ground here as he previously has been in other cases including roe. he could likely side with the other five conservative justices if, in fact, they move forward to ban affirmative action. now, the court has upheld affirmative action since 1978 but for the past several years cases, two cases in particular against unc and harvard, they ve been winding their

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