On Tuesday, the Supreme Court refused to strike down Michigan's ban on affirmative action at the state's public universities. We disagree with the 58 percent of Michigan voters who, in 2006, inserted the ban into the state's constitution. But the court, which ruled 6 to 2, nevertheless made the right call in respecting voters' prerogative to make a different judgment.The case, Schuette v.
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Wed, 04/23/2014 - 9:42am
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