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Book of the Week: A Dubious Expediency

While we await word as to whether the Supreme Court will take up appeal of the case of Harvard s blatant discrimination against Asians, we note the publication this week of A Dubious Expediency: How Race Preferences Damage Higher Education, a fine essay collection edited by Gail Heriot and Maimon Schwarzchild of the University of San Diego, and published by our friends at Encounter Books. The title of the book a dubious ....

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Higher Education & Race -- A Devastating Case against Racial Preferences

Racial preferences have undermined academic standards, created a sense of entitlement, and hindered many minority students from achieving all that they could. ....

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Professor Sandra Sellers & Georgetown Law School -- Increasingly, Facts Are Considered Racist

(Kevin Lamarque/Reuters)
Cancellation has become so frequent that there’s a tendency to note the latest example perfunctorily and move on, hoping you’re not the next victim.
Last week’s termination of Professor Sandra Sellers of Georgetown Law School bears more than a perfunctory mention. In what she thought was a private conversation with a fellow faculty member after a virtual class, Sellers said, after discussing the performance of a black student in her mediation class:
You know what? I hate to say this, I end up having this angst every semester, that a lot of my lower ones are blacks. It happens almost every semester, and it’s like oh, come on. You know, we get some really good ones but there also are usually some of them that are just plain at the bottom. ....

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