I don't like the decision. However, I also note that the plaintiffs were, cleverly, not white, but rather also people of color. David French, in his NYT editorial, noted that Harvard, at least, set themselves up for failure by incorporating so many preferences, so much implicit (and explicit bias), and so much sloppiness as to put their whole process under a microscope. And, the plaintiff strategy of setting one disfavored group against another has its own dark history.
I don't like the decision. However, I also note that the plaintiffs were, cleverly, not white, but rather also people of color. David French, in his NYT editorial, noted that Harvard, at least, set themselves up for failure by incorporating so many preferences, so much implicit (and explicit bias), and so much sloppiness as to put their whole process under a microscope. And, the plaintiff strategy of setting one disfavored group against another has its own dark history.
On the left hand.. I agree with everyone hear..
On the right hand.. unless the church begins leaning into Jesus Christ, how can we expect justice to flow like Micah prophesied?
Heal our land.. but help us to put aside our idols.. even our own power .. our might.. to fill with your spirit-to-overflowing...
Then will I hear from heaven.. and heal our land..
-sayeth His word
Come! Lord Jesus.
Perfect love(💙). Come!
❤️💚💙💫
,-w
Keep pressing on.. and may our idols.. starting with mine.. be shattered..
I find this essay very helpful in explaining in clear terms what was wrong with these decisions. Thank you!