…by these evil actions. But on many college campuses, the Hamas terrorists are being praised by professors, staff, and students. Nellie Bowles and others have documented a partial list of…

…where even unconscious thoughts are punishable. If implicit bias predicts explicitly biased action, as the authors claim, why do we need the implicit measure? Conversely if implicit bias is compatible…

…report for many more): “In 2006, the [American Bar Association] ABA then required law schools to demonstrate ‘concrete action’ to admit students (as well as hire faculty and staff) who…

…call the police and pursue legal action. At the July 12 hearing, SBE President Linda Darling-Hammond even accused the opposition of “circulating misinformation” about the math framework because they have…

…be attended by students. In some cases, school districts tie these programs to state-adopted curriculum, and even to graduation requirements for middle or high school. Action civics, social-emotional learning, and…

…a public law school admits he and his school violate California law, via a process he calls “unstated affirmative action”: What I mean by unstated affirmative action is: What if…

…amiable action, a respectable action, an horrid action, are all of them actions which naturally excite the love, the respect, or the horror of the spectator.” When the spectator reacts…

…is inverted in favor of equity, the practice of making all outcomes equal by means of educational affirmative action in all but name—despite the defeat of Proposition 16 (2020), which…

…by their race. Yet the authors equate this policy to the explicitly race–neutral SCOTUS ruling against affirmative action. The court ruling forbids allocating admissions offers by race; “separate but equal”…

The recent ruling of the Supreme Court of the United States declaring unconstitutional affirmative-action preferences in college and university admissions is a vindication of the noble objectives of the original…

…by programmer bias, guardrails designed to protect humans from each other as well as from AI technology, whether goal and action autonomy will independently evolve with AI, the nature and…

…Brown, and to act in accordance with President Kennedy’s “affirmative action” mandate. Decades after President Kennedy issued his executive order, his definition of “affirmative action” was echoed by the late…

…applied to today’s universities—let them endlessly pontificate about how diversity is their strength, how a diverse student body enriches learning, and how affirmative action is a vital means to achieve…

…political and social action.” That statement, known as the Kalven Report, argues that colleges and universities ought to stay silent on matters of social and political controversy to help ensure…