OPINION: Supreme Court struck down affirmative action, but that won't stop Harvard
2024 presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott reacts to the Supreme Court decision striking down affirmative action and addresses the declining patriotism in America.racial discrimination in university admissions, euphemistically called affirmative action, and a new day of equal treatment without regard to race or skin color has dawned.
At EqualProtect.org, the nonprofit we run championing equality and opposing DEI discrimination, we have seen how the landscape changed prior to the SCOTUS ruling, and how that preparation will now play out. We have challenged bigoted university and public school programs open only to non-Whites, one that excluded only White males, and we even stopped segregated teacher meetups. Yet because racial and other discrimination to achieve, government and corporations, we have already witnessed some of the ways the Supreme Court’s affirmative action decision will be evaded.
First and foremost, the evidence of discrimination, not the discrimination itself, will be eliminated. Already, there is a trend to dispense with the standardized testing that proved the discrimination against students of Asian descent. Many universities have eliminated
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