Affirmative Action Decision Is a Mixed Victory - American Renaissance

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% :The New York Times, in its breaking news coverage, says:Minhal Nazeer, 17, a high school student in Louisville, Ky., who will be applying to colleges including Harvard and U.N.C. in the fall, said she would take advantage of the application essay to discuss her South Asian identity, something that Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said universities could consider as long as they did not use it to replicate the current system of affirmative action.
50% : There is much weeping and gnashing of teeth because the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 against "affirmative action."
48% : It's hard to believe they would be Supreme Court justices, judges, or perhaps even lawyers were it not for affirmative action.
45% : The Supreme Court left open a big loophole in its ruling, which ensures affirmative action will probably persist.

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