Affirmative Action on Townhall

The Unmentionable Injustice Tue Jun 18

Mona Charen
SCOTUS Affirmative Action Decision Expected Soon Mon Jun 17
Most Oppose Race-Based College Admissions -- Here's Why They're Exactly Right Wed Jun 12

Taylor Colwell
The Old Order is Dying Thu May 30

Victor Davis Hanson
No high court ruling on affirmative action Mon Apr 29

Reuters News
Supreme Court agrees to hear Michigan affirmative action case Mon Mar 25

Reuters News
From Affirmative Action to Diversity Thu Mar 14

Victor Davis Hanson

Sometime in the new millennium, "global warming" evolved into "climate change." Amid growing controversies over the planet's past temperatures, Al Gore and other activists understood that human-induced "climate change" could better explain almost any weather extremity -- droughts or floods, too much heat or cold, hurricanes and tornadoes. ... more
Every Idea Is an Incitement Mon Jan 7

Mike Adams

Dear CRM 495 Students:Welcome back! It's hard to believe that Christmas break is over and that it's time to start a new semester. It's almost as hard as believing that one of your professors is actually sending you an email using the word "Christmas." But even the liberals agree that I am no ordinary professor. Please allow me to explain. ... more
Obama, Race and Affirmative Action: Why the Second Term Will Be Worse (Part II) Sun Jan 6

Carl Horowitz

The executive branch isn’t the only arena in which the Obama affirmative action crusade will be felt over the next four years. The legislative branch, too, offers manifold opportunities for mischief. ... more
Obama, Race and Affirmative Action: Why the Second Term Will Be Worse (Part I) Sat Jan 5

Carl Horowitz

The accelerated transformation of the American economy and polity into a mandatory racially-based spoils system was a defining trait of President Barack Obama’s first term in office. Though perhaps understated, it is set to become an even more defining trait of his second. ... more
Chicago Reporter Refuses to Report Teachers Union Links to Socialist Groups Thu Dec 20

Kyle Olson

The Chicago Teachers Union and Action Now (formerly known as ACORN) staged yet another protest Tuesday, this time targeting so-called Chicago “fat cats.” ... more
Christmas Books Tue Dec 11

Thomas Sowell

During the holidays, a shopping mall can be more like a shopping maul. One way to avoid that scene is to give books as Christmas gifts, since books can be bought on-line, painlessly. ... more
The Tyranny of Good Intentions at U.S. Colleges Thu Nov 29

Michael Barone

In 1902, journalist Lincoln Steffens wrote a book called "The Shame of the Cities." At the time, Americans took pride in big cities, with their towering skyscrapers, productive factories and prominent cultural institutions. ... more
Michigan affirmative action ban unconstitutional, appeals court rules Thu Nov 15

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Racial Preferences for the Privileged Fri Oct 12

Linda Chavez

The Supreme Court this week took up a case that just might put an end to race-based college admissions. The justices heard arguments Wednesday involving an affirmative action program, at the University of Texas, whose whole purpose seems to be to give special preference to black and Hispanic applicants who come from middle-income and affluent homes. ... more
Analysis: Justice Kennedy the key to U.S. campus affirmative action Thu Oct 11

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Supreme Court justices challenge affirmative action at universities Wed Oct 10

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High court takes up Texas affirmative action plan Wed Oct 10

AP News
Brutal: Boston Globe Takes Tomahawk to Warren's Claims Fri May 25

Guy Benson
Chameleon Nation Fri May 11

Victor Davis Hanson

Sometimes a trivial embarrassment can become a teachable moment. It was recently revealed that Harvard professor and U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren had self-identified as a Native American for nearly a decade -- apparently to enhance her academic career by claiming minority status. Warren, a blond multimillionaire, could not substantiate her claim of 1/32 Cherokee heritage. ... more
Surprise: Harvard Professor Vouching for Warren Donated to Her Campaign Tue May 8

Guy Benson
Racial Preferences: Unfair and Ridiculous Mon May 7

Michael Barone

Washington Post editorial writer and liberal blogger Jonathan Capehart is puzzled. Why does the "non-issue" of Harvard Law professor and Democratic Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren's Native American ancestry "require so much attention?" he asked last week. ... more
Inevitable: Media Circling Wagons to Protect Warren Over Bizarre 'Native American' Flap Wed May 2

Guy Benson
Appeals court upholds California affirmative action ban Mon Apr 2

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Court upholds California affirmative action ban Mon Apr 2

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