discrimination
46 pieces tagged “discrimination”, newest first.
Yale Medical School’s Racial Favoritism
The Justice Department says the school discriminates against whites and Asians, while “race preferences elevate Black and Hispanic applicants in the admissions process.”
NYT: Whites Need Not Apply
A white employee of the Gray Lady raised a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleging he was racially discriminated against by the paper.
Time to End Race-Based Government Contracting
If race-based congressional districts and college admissions policies are unconstitutional, then what’s the rationale for race-based government procurement policies?
Joe Biden’s Anti-Christian Presidency
An 800-page report from the Justice Department details how the entire Biden administration expressed and acted upon an anti-Christian bias.
DOJ Sues Harvard Over DEI
The battle between the Trump administration and the prestigious university continues, as the two duke it out over race-based admissions.
Discriminating Based on Sex Without a Definition of Sex
Justice Samuel Alito eviscerated leftists’ entire transgender sports argument in an exchange that highlighted the utter incoherence of their position.
DOJ Ditches Disparate Impact
Sixty years after the Civil Rights Act, the Justice Department is finally doing away with race-based standards that actually end up perpetuating inequality.
Leftmedia Contortions Over Supreme Court Discrimination Case
SCOTUS’s unanimous ruling upholding the Civil Rights Act’s Title VII nondiscrimination rule is being disingenuously spun as “controversial” by the Leftmedia, which objects to equality under the law.
Harvard’s Internal Report Says It Failed on Combating Anti-Semitism
The Ivy League school’s mea culpa is not really shocking.
DEI Is Ruining Education, and Trump Is Trying to Fix It
He signed several executive orders aimed at removing racial discrimination from education.
The End of Disparate Impact?
A little-known but highly destructive component of employment law may be in for a reckoning.
Jack Phillips Prepares to Plead Another Case
The hostility toward this Christian artist continues. But is the legal persecution almost over?
A Tale of Two Universities
One will follow the SCOTUS ruling on affirmative action; the other will attempt to implement an end run.
Here Comes the Affirmative Action End Run
As predicted, colleges and universities have begun to figure out how to count by race without appearing to count by race.
SCOTUS Rules: A Mixed Bag for Racial Discrimination
In a highly anticipated decision, the Supreme Court rightly said that the use of racial discrimination in college admissions is unconstitutional — while leaving the door open for future discrimination.
Are Affirmative Action’s Days Numbered?
In June, the Supreme Court will rule on our nation’s unconstitutional practice of race-based discrimination in higher-ed admissions.
The End of Racial Discrimination?
A conservative Supreme Court hears opening arguments today on a pair of high-profile cases involving racial discrimination in college admissions.
Judgment Day Looms for Racist Admissions Policies
At Harvard and elsewhere, the days of discriminating on the basis of race to achieve “diversity” may well be numbered.
U Penn Med School Eases Admissions for Certain Minorities
By infantilizing its medical school admissions standards, the University of Pennsylvania puts future patients at greater risk.
A Racist Teachers Union in Minneapolis
In an outrageous act of discrimination, the union agreed to lay off its white teachers before its black and brown ones.