The good news keeps rolling in, folks. After the Supreme Court’s decision to axe unfair, DEI-driven, race-based admissions, some law schools are seeing a sharp decline in black and Hispanic students. The steepest drop is happening at Harvard. The so-called “pinnacle of excellence” sacrificed its reputation to prop up the left’s DEI charity agenda. Now, thanks to the Supreme Court, Harvard will be forced to admit students based on merit, not skin color—which is a win for everyone. After all, no one should want a handout they didn’t earn.
However, not everyone sees it that way. The folks over at The New York Times are tied up in knots over the decline in racist school admissions. Apparently, they’d rather universities pick students by skin color than by excellence—and they’re perfectly fine watching greatness take a nosedive across business, education, medicine, and beyond. And by the sound of their new article, it seems NYT is terrified there will be fewer Barack Obamas and Ketanji Brown Jacksons in the ranks.
Yes, God forbid we end up with less of this so-called “greatness”…Maybe her next Broadway show can tackle what the definition of a “woman” is?
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson fulfilled a life-long dream this weekend – what is it, you ask?
She made her Broadway debut in the queer retelling of Romeo & Juliet. pic.twitter.com/JGTpz3oXJB
— AmericanFaith (@americanfaith) December 16, 2024
Or who can forget that time the incredible legal scholar, Barry Obama, confidently announced he’d visited “57 states”? […]
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