Jewish identity was weaponized in Supreme Court case overturning affirmative action
The plaintiffs who successfully sued Harvard over affirmative action misrepresented the history of the institution's Jewish quotas
The plaintiffs who successfully sued Harvard over affirmative action misrepresented the history of the institution's Jewish quotas
As France burns, we can witness the consequences of so-called 'race neutrality'
Jewish organizations need to recognize growing diversity when taking public positions
California, which banned affirmative action in 1996, boasts some of the most diverse college campuses in the country
In Jewish thought. compensating individuals for past deprivation is both an obligation and a tradition
Ron Unz's essay 'The Myth of American Meritocracy,' which makes dubious claims about Jews and college admissions, was cited in one successful complaint
Harvard’s current admissions practices are completely different from the methods they once used to discriminate against Jews
The latest battle in the “free speech wars” on college campuses took place at the University of Pennsylvania this month, where a professor known for her controversial views on affirmative action was removed from her position teaching mandatory first-year classes. Amy Wax, a tenured professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, had made disparaging…
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