Naked Racial Preference: The Case Against Affirmative Action

Summary

From landmark court cases on affirmative action to their consequences, a study on why such preferences are morally wrong, unlawful, and indefensible.

1. Contents No access
Prologue: What Is Affirmative Action? No access Pages 1 - 6
1. 1. Race and the Constitution No access
1. 2. Who Are Equals? No access
2. 3. Equality, Diversity, and Good Faith No access
1. 4. Why Racial Preference Is Illegal and Immoral No access
2. 5. Justice Debased: The Weber Decision No access
1. 6. Naked Racial Preference No access
1. 7. Preference as a Remedy for Racial Injury No access
2. 8. When Is a Racial Remedy Justifiable? No access
3. 9. When Is a Governmental Interest Compelling? No access
4. 10. Racial Preference through Set-Asides No access
5. 11. Racial Preference by Federal Policy No access
6. 12. The Road to Hell Is Paved with Good Intentions No access
Epilogue: The Future of Affirmative Action No access Pages 229 - 234
Postscript No access Pages 235 - 242
About the Author No access Pages 243 - 247