Supreme Court rules to end affirmative action, moving US in the right direction

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : The Supreme Court's decision on Thursday to effectively end affirmative action at America's universities was the right one.
51% : Eliminating affirmative action will do nothing to hinder diversity of perspective and doesn't preclude racial experience from being considered as one part of an application.
49% : Another view: Supreme Court ends affirmative action in admissions.
48% : The use of affirmative action in college admissions primarily hurt Asian Americans, who at Harvard University have had higher average test scores than any other racial group, yet the lowest rate of admissions.
47% : Proponents of affirmative action argue that without it, historically marginalized groups will suffer in the admissions process.

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