The Disagreement Between Race and the Equal Protection Clause

I think the conversation gets a lot more interesting that Park began his oral argument by referring to original public meaning when the end park again is defending you in C's position. And I do think that if you're talking about the 14th Amendment, you also have to understand that what is the situation in 1868, say, is different from the situation in 2022. The boxes are really unhelpful and the essays are very helpful, but I do wish there were then a way to do a better job of talking to kids about what need to be in those essays. It sounds like the factual findings from the lower court where that Harvard is doing was not mechanical plus for race alone, despite correlations