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Justice Clarence Thomas Analyzes the Bar Examination

Jake Lybberty reports Justice Clarence Thomas's saying in My Grandfather's Son that "like every other black law student, I was uncomfortably aware that blacks failed to pass the bar exams at a much higher rate than whites . . . ." At first Justice Thomas assumed that racial discrimination must be to

Massive New Study of Affirmative Action Under Way

Discriminations.us has reported that Professor Richard Sander of UCLA and collaborators are undertaking a

Racism Exists, But Relationships Matter Even More

In an extended post called "The Relationship Gap," Winkfield F. Twyman, Jr., reviews the careers of some of the most successful black leaders in the country and concludes that doing good work is not enough. To be

La Shawn Barber's Take on the Government's Suit Alleging Anti-White Bias at Southern Illinois University

Read an unusual take on the government's case alleging that Southern Illinois University has a fellowship program that discriminates against whites, Asians, males, and anyone else who’s not black and female. The