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Supreme Court to rule on race in public education.

“In a pair of cases that could re-ignite decades-old disputes over race and public education, the Supreme Court Monday agreed to decide what role affirmative action should play in the assignment of students to competitive spots in elementary and secondary schools.”



6 Responses to “Supreme Court to rule on race in public education.”

  1. Jay Randal says:

    Bush’s paid-off Supreme Court is very racist, so expect the worst out of this inquiry!



  2. Cyra Brown says:

    Shouldn’t participation in competitive sports in school be a voluntary process, rather than children being “assigned”? And if I am remembering correctly, due to lack of funding for extracurricular activities, such as sports, they require financial support by the parents of those participating. And shouldn’t ability be more important than what ethnic backround you have? This whole issue just makes no sense to me. Am I missing something?


  3. lib4 says:

    Since GWB only got into Yale due to a de facto form of Affirmative Action (legacy and parental influence)

    You would think he would support AA…….yeah fat chance…. LOL…..

    Anyway with Scalia, Thomas and now Roberts and Alito there is no way AA will last…its as good as gone…..thanks again to DEMS who voted against Feingold cloture of Alito….


  4. Cyra Brown says:

    Call me Emily Litella, why don’t you? Gawd, am I embarassed! My eyes saw ‘Sport’, not ’spot’. Please disregard post # 3. I am now going to find a rock to crawl under. Try not to hurt yourselves with all the laughing. MERCY!!!!!!


  5. sardonic says:

    # 5: You’re forgiven.



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