Education establishment looks for ways to keep racial discrimination

 National Review:

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... For the battle against racial discrimination in education (presently disproportionately against Asian applicants, tomorrow against whatever the elite next decides is an “overly successful” group) did not end with the Supreme Court’s ruling. It has instead moved on to a new phase of quasi-legal “resistance” — a term that should be depressingly familiar to all who lived through media commentary on the behavior of institutional Washington during the Trump administration, and meant in precisely the same way. Elite progressive educational institutions were unlikely to experience a radical moral epiphany the moment the Supreme Court made its ruling, and abjure their discriminatory impulses and racial fixations. Unless compelled to do so by further legislation or judicial rulings, they will now simply discriminate by other means.
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Racial discrimination by liberal institutions is now described as "diversity."  Whenever you see that term used it tells you that merit is not the most important factor in determining who gets in.