A Conflict of Principles : The Battle over Affirmative Action at the University of Michigan /
"Carl Cohen, a left-wing philosophy professor at the University of Michigan who had long fought for civil rights and individual liberty, strongly believed that racial justice can only be attained in a society that is color-blind and that does not operate on the basis of quotas related to race,...
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Lawrence, Kansas :
University Press of Kansas,
2014.
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Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- How it all began
- Bakke and the rise of diversity
- From The nation to Commentary
- From Washington to Berlin and beyond
- Naked racial preference
- The University of Michigan comes into focus
- Confrontation
- Pulling teeth
- Revelation
- Further revelations
- What was I to do?
- Point of no return
- On to the federal courts
- The climate of opinion at Michigan
- The reading room
- Moving targets
- Intervenors
- The thin line between permissible and impermissible
- 128 honorary degrees and a coat check
- The heart of the trial : 257-1
- Vindication
- Petitions don't decide lawsuits
- Why it smelled funny
- Back on the home front
- Some personal questions
- Preparing for the big event
- The big event
- The end of litigation
- From legal battles to political battles : the Michigan Civil Rights Initiative is born
- Defending the Michigan Civil Rights Initiative
- The Constitution of Michigan amended
- Race preference at the University of Texas
- Race preference in Michigan is permanently ended
- Appendix A : Freedom of Information Act requests
- Appendix B : The Cohen Report, 20 March 1996
- Appendix C : The Michigan Civil Rights Initiative (MCRI).