Sotomayor’s Confused Dissent in Affirmative Action Case

Walter Hudson | 6:25 AM on April 23, 2014

On today’s Fightin Words podcast: The Supreme Court recently upheld a Michigan law banning the practice of affirmative action in public universities. The dissenting opinion authored by Justice Sonia Sotomayor reveals a twisted worldview which seeks “equal protection” through racial discrimination.

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Walter Hudson serves as a first-term member of the Minnesota House of Representatives, elected as a Republic from an exurban district of the Twin Cities. Hudson formerly served as a city council member in Albertville, Minn., and hosted a nightly radio show on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130. He returns to PJ Media many years after having been a regular contributor and serving as an associate editor for the David Horowitz Freedom Center.

Category: CULTURE

Sotomayor’s Confused Dissent in Affirmative Action Case

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