For decades, the Supreme Court recognized a college’s freedom to decide how to build a diverse student body and provide opportunity.
Today, the Court walked away from precedent, effectively ending affirmative action in higher education.
I strongly disagree with this decision.
From the Sotomayor dissent, joined by Kagan and Jackson:
“Lost arguments are not grounds to overrule a case. When proponents of those arguments, greater now in number on the Court, return to fight old battles anew, it betrays an unrestrained disregard for precedent. It fosters the People’s suspicions that ‘bedrock principles are founded . . . in the proclivities of individuals’ on this Court, not in the law, and it degrades ‘the integrity of our constitutional system of government.’ Nowhere is the damage greater than in cases like these that touch upon matters of representation and institutional legitimacy.”
So the Supreme Court reverses Roe v Wade and now gets rid of Affirmative Action? Are women still allowed to write checks, or do we need our husbands permission? #SupremeCourtDecision
South Florida sports fans: It's time to turn your attention to the Miami Marlins if you haven't already.
Team is 41-31 and now home at loanDepot park for seven straight games.
They truly deserve support.
10 YEARS AGO TODAY… Ray Allen hit one of the most iconic shots in NBA history.
Hear Ray talk about his preparation for that moment on the “Four Years of Heat” podcast ⬇️
https://t.co/jSaDRtFQlq