Affirmative action has always been a politically fraught issue. Some polls show a majority of Americans oppose universities using race as a factor to increase diversity, but others indicate a majority favors affirmative action more generally. Most people recognize that racism remains a barrier to equal opportunity, but many see the college admissions process as a zero-sum game and want to be sure any remedy does not affect their own or their children’s prospects. Wherever you fall, the decision of the six Republican-appointed justices last week to eliminate affirmative action in Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College should be troubling. Once aga
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