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Kamala Harris charged, after the Supreme Court struck down race-based college admission programs as unconstitutional, that having that level of equity for all students is « a step backward for our nation. »
She claimed that such a fairness « will harm the educational experience for all students, » and her perspective likely was a voice for leftists and activists who insist all America is racist and the solution to that racism is … more racism.
A report at Just the News noted former First Lady Michele Obama, who attended an exclusive Princeton school shortly after her brother, a noted basketball star, set records for that school’s basketball team, claimed her « heart breaks for any young person out there who’s wondering what their future holds. »
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She and her husband now are megamillionaires and own properties that most Americans can only visit with online imagery.
She went to Harvard after Princeton, and charged, « I belonged. So often, we just accept that money, power, and privilege are perfectly justifiable forms of affirmative action, while kids growing up like I did are expected to compete when the ground is anything but level. »
Barack Obama noted that he and his wife benefited from the race-based policies developed by schools to benefit some minorities.
The Daily Wire reported the left was experiencing a « freakout. »
And ex-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi lamented that the decision went against « racial justice. »
It, she said, « does violence to justice and fairness in America. »
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, claim there’s now a « giant roadblock » in his agenda for « racial justice. »
Former acting Democratic National Committee chief Donna Brazile said, « I am shocked by the fact that in the majority opinion, they basically whitewash the Constitution in a way that basically says we were right all along.
