To: MJY1288
You wouldn't incorporate all forms of race discrimination. You would set a single standard, and single principle, and that would be that race cannot be used under any circumstance by a government to make government decisions. That's what the 14th amendment is supposed to be about. The government (states or federal, under the 5th amendment) must not use its coercive power to discriminate against its citizens based on race.
To: holdonnow
If the students win this case, Will it set a standard. I havn't seen the briefs filed by the lawyers who represent these students. But I would imagine they make a pretty good argument. Has this case been hurt by the White House deciding to file the Friend of the Court brief on behalf of the students, or should thay have remained silent?
67 posted on
01/17/2003 6:35:23 PM PST by
MJY1288
(SCOTUS decides, Not GWB)
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