So argues this op-ed that I co-authored with Roger Clegg published in the Washington Times this morning. Here’s a snippet: Remedial discrimination makes less and less sense with every tick of the clock, as the days when black companies were not … Continue reading
Roger Clegg and I penned this essay on Shelby County v. Holder, the case challenging the constitutionality of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. Shelby County is going to be argued before the Supreme Court tomorrow. Here’s the conclusion of the … Continue reading
PLF and our friends at the Center for Equal Opportunity (CEO) frequently send letters to local governments that are considering whether to adopt discriminatory race- and sex- based contracting preferences. These letters urge local governments to refrain from classifying individuals … Continue reading
The Washington Times publised this op-ed that I co-authored with Roger Clegg of the Center for Equal Opportunity. Here’s a snippet: So Section 5 now guarantees districts that are less competitive and more polarized, not only racially but ideologically. It insulates … Continue reading
For the past few days, SCOTUSblog has been running a very interesting symposium on Fisher v. University of Texas. Today, long-time PLF friend, Roger Clegg, offers this excellent contribution. In addition to Roger’s excellent submission, UCLA Professor Richard Sander, another … Continue reading
As a University of Wisconsin alum, I am the first to point out that the Gophers have lost the had a winning record in the Big Ten since 2005. But, my criticism of this editorial in the Minnesota Daily does not stem from any … Continue reading
Roger Clegg, President and General Counsel of the Center for Equal Opportunity, has posted an article over at National Review Online titled “Questions for the Candidates.” In it he notes the questions he thinks we should be asking the current … Continue reading