Affirmative Action

The Alabama Real Estate Appraisers Board is being sued because it allegedly won’t consider a white applicant.

‘We should wipe the decision off the books,’ Supreme Court Justice Alito wrote in a stinging dissent.

The group suggested Jan. 31 as the deadline for the court to rule, the date when applications for the school’s 2028 class are due.

The injunction request comes after the Supreme Court outlawed race-conscious college admissions in a high-profile decision last year.

The impact of the Supreme Court’s decision at American colleges is expected to be seen in the coming months as students apply for admission

The two academies can continue to use affirmative action policies in their admissions while challenges to them make their way through the federal court system.

Boston exam schools may continue their policy emphasizing black and Latino admissions.

Carol Swain recently became aware of plagiarism accusations against Harvard President Claudine Gay, who has come under fire for her disastrous testimony.

The union head said he had visited all of Queensland’s Indigenous communities and elders would often complain that the criminal court system was too lenient.

Schools are dropping standardized tests to buck the decision and allow minority students in who are academically unqualified, an expert said.

A conservative advocacy group has sued U.S. Military Academy at West Point, alleging its admissions policy is unconstitutional as its partly based on race.

The real point of redefining political issues as public health concerns is to conjure ‘expert’ justifications to declare public health emergencies.