.Braxtonbrew96 of StrikeDebt breaks down the Supreme Court cases that may radically change the face of college, both who can attend and the financial burdens it comes with. ⬇️
. They are legally, morally, and practically indefensible. And yet, these lawsuits are merely new pages in the same story this nation has written about race and education.
In an exchange with lawyers working to knock down race-based affirmative action, newly appointed Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jacksona hypothetical: Suppose an applicant whose family has lived in North Carolina since before the Civil War says they want to honor their family legacy by going to the University of North Carolina, becoming the fifth generation to graduate from the institution.
Under a ruling that bars race-conscious admissions, these two applicants would have drastically different opportunities to tell their family stories and to have them count. What Justice Jackson exposes in this scenario — other than what she questions may be a likely “violation” of the Equal Protection Clause should this rule be nixed — is that each of our stories is inherently bound up in a convoluted history of race.
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