Who Pays for Reparations?

How America's changing demographic reality makes reparations a non-starter

Just 6 Percent of New S&P Jobs Went to White Applicants in The Wake of George Floyd, Analysis Shows

Findings raise questions about the scope of corporate race discrimination

Group Behind Victorious Supreme Court Lawsuit Tackles Affirmative Action at Military Academies

Students for Fair Admissions files suit against West Point

Meet The Top-Flight Law Firms Running Illegal Diversity Programs

Wachtell Lipton, Winston & Strawn, Baker McKenzie, Sidley Austin, and Susman Godfrey bar white applicants from professional opportunities.

‘Abysmal’: Harvard Named Worst School for Free Speech, Scores Zero Out of 100

Law Firm Sued Over Diversity Fellowship Folds

Morrison & Foerster quietly allows whites to apply for diversity fellowship targeted by activist behind affirmative action cases

Sneaking Past SCOTUS: California Dems Attempt Affirmative Action Workaround

Largest Newspaper Publisher, Gannett, Sued for Discriminating Against White Employees

Major Law Firms Sued for ‘Discriminatory’ DEI Programs Amid Affirmative Action Reckoning

Law School Administrators Huddle To Circumvent Affirmative Action Ban

Socioeconomic preferences don't 'do the trick demographically': UC Berkeley Law School's Erwin Chemerinsky and University of Michigan's Timothy Lynch say the quiet part out loud