Affirmative Action

By Bill Day on June 28, 2003 10:54 PM | | Comments (0)

Want Diversity? Think Fuzzy (washingtonpost.com)

"Finally, the court is confused if it thinks that a subjective judgment full of unquantifiable factors is obviously fairer than a straightforward formula. But confusion seems to be a purposeful strategy. The court's message to universities and other selective, government-financed institutions is: We have fudged this dangerous issue. You should do the same."

I thought the Court should have upheld the formula. But I have not read the opinions yet.

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