The registration card reproduced above, is from a public records request by the Washington Post.
Warren has been trying for the past year to get past the lingering controversy over her past assertion ...
Steve Sailer's recent Google survey turned up a Google list of American cowboys with two black cowboys at the start of the list. (See here and here).
The very first cowboy to appear on the list was B...
From the Washington Post:
Which boxes to check? College hopefuls weigh race, identity and affirmative action.
By Nick Anderson December 23 at 4:41 PM
Sabria Kazmi’s background defies easy classificat...
From the New York Times:
“There’s this narrative of Asian-Americans being targeted in the quest to bring more opportunity to black and Latino people,” she said. “I think that narrative is incredibly p...
From the New York Times:
With Echoes of Harvard Case, University of California Faces Admissions Scrutiny
By Anemona Hartocollis, Nov. 15, 2018
An academic who studies affirmative action filed a lawsu...
According to The College Fix, Professor Amy Wax is threatening to sue her university for defamation over a controversy in which she remarked on the low graduation standings of blacks at her law school...
I saw a press release about an FBI agent being sentenced to four years in jail for leaking classified information. I started Googling because I was curious to find out who he was leaking to, but that t...
Pnin is calculating that if Harvard simply selected admittees randomly among the top 10% of its applicants (as measured on test scores and high school GPA) then
the Asian share at Harvard would rise ...
Affirmative Action quote of the day, from the late Robert Bork, in Slouching Towards Gomorrah (1996 )
There are now 160 federal government preferences alone. The number of state and municipal preferent...
In his November Diary, John Derbyshire mentions Gene Dattel’s new book, Reckoning with Race: America’s Failure,and suggests that
you may want to read Myron Magnet’s review in City Journal. Or you might...
