| This paper discusses the Grutter v. Bollinger case. The author gives a background to case dealing with the constitutional validity of the affirmative action student admission programs of the University of Michigan. The writer then considers the arguments against racial preference. The writer then concludes by talking about how racial classification affects few children of Chinese and Japanese immigrants, working mothers and students, first-time job seekers, and older part-time instructors locked out of a future. Pages: 5.5 Sources: 6 Format: Turabian |
