[Magnum44]

Columbia Law School: "We have an obligation," the office added, "to … ensure that our decision processes are consistent with the law."

[bobbo666]

At the end of the day there will be little to no immediate effect — ‘cause the racists will try to get around.

But, this ruling gives anyone supposedly hurt by such racism standing and precedent to file a lawsuit. The criminal organization will settle.

It could be a death by a thousand cuts. I’d prefer a guillotine in the public square where the racist bureaucrats are lined up, but I could live with a slow death.

[Red Badger]

Stalling tactic.

They are trying to figure a way around it.........................

[j.havenfarm]

A long history of this. In February of 1990 I was temporarily without a car and took the bus to work. I was always a newspaper scanner, but at that time read it from cover to cover, as the trip took two hours. I distinctly remember reading an article how this Kenyan was just appointed as first head of the Harvard Law Review. Of course now we know that he was academically distinguished that the appointment is unsurprising. He gloriously went on the become the first President of the Harvard Law Review not to publish and articlenduring his tenure

[Grampa Dave]

Legal academia is already feeling the heat from the Supreme Court’s decision. Within 24 hours of the ruling, the conservative public interest firm America First Legal sent letters to 200 law schools demanding that they scrap racial preferences not just in student admissions but also in faculty hiring and law reviews.

“We will represent victims of these policies and sue any law school that allows these illegal and discriminatory practices to continue,” the letters read.”

‘The pause at Columbia indicates that the school’s journals have similar programs, as do the demographic data solicited by the Columbia Law Review. Applicants are asked about their race, gender, and sexual orientation, according to segments of application form reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon, and can also submit “other relevant information” about their “personal identity.’

[sphinx]

There might be legal consequences for racial discrimination? Horrors!!! How did that genie ever get out of the bottle?

[I want the USA back]

Colleges should have no problem telling who’s an eeevvvil White straight male with all body parts intact when they read the application essay. Also, it shouldn’t be very difficult to tell who’s a member of America’s #1 preferred minority.

Essays that follow all the rules of grammar and spelling will be rejected. Same for those that tell all about volunteer missionary work in Indonesia. Coming from an intact family will not help you get admitted.

There’s always the name. Kevin O’connor just wasted a stamp sending in his app. Shantavious Jackson will do better.

[fruser1]

The left will ultimately embrace this decision because of illegal immigration.

If I recollect correctly, the affirmative action type statutes didn’t actually say black/white but “disadvantage minority”.

Thanks to illegal immigrants flooding the country and having more rights than residents means that whites will soon be the disadvantaged minority.

[1Old Pro]

Within 24 hours of the ruling, the conservative public interest firm America First Legal sent letters to 200 law schools demanding that they scrap racial preferences not just in student admissions but also in faculty hiring and law reviews. "We will represent victims of these policies and sue any law school that allows these illegal and discriminatory practices to continue," the letters read.

Endowments are at risk and lawsuits with the backing of a SCOTUS ruling will have great weight. I'll bet universities are hesitant to be too cute by half on this.