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Racial discrimination in college admissions: Is the end in sight?

Racial discrimination in college admissions: Is the end in sight?

An attorney for a nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans' liberties when threatened by government overreach and abuse is optimistic the Supreme Court will end racial preferences in college admissions.

Chris Woodward
Jan 28, 2022
Black leader on Breyer replacement: A Biden 'quota' pick won't fly

Posted Jan 27, 2022

Black leader on Breyer replacement: A Biden 'quota' pick won't fly
CA parent lawyers up to stop secretive indoctrination of children

Posted Jan 27, 2022

CA parent lawyers up to stop secretive indoctrination of children
After court ruling, law firm goes all in to defend entire Navy

Posted Jan 26, 2022

After court ruling, law firm goes all in to defend entire Navy
Harvard's defense of 'diversity' lands before Supreme Court

Posted Jan 25, 2022

Harvard's defense of 'diversity' lands before Supreme Court
We were targeted: Christian preschool didn't force toddlers to wear masks

Posted Jan 24, 2022

We were targeted: Christian preschool didn't force toddlers to wear masks
Supremes agree, finally, to decide legal fate of 'praying Coach'

Posted Jan 18, 2022

Supremes agree, finally, to decide legal fate of 'praying Coach'
Gov. Wolf still thwarting election integrity efforts

Posted Jan 18, 2022

Gov. Wolf still thwarting election integrity efforts
Shurtleff case will affect everyone

Posted Jan 17, 2022

Shurtleff case will affect everyone
At issue: Unchecked gov't power over faith-based speech

Posted Jan 17, 2022

At issue: Unchecked gov't power over faith-based speech
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