I was pleased to participate in an excellent symposium at the SMU Law Review on Students for Fair Admissions v. UNC. This journal made a strong effort to seek out diverse viewpoints. This is one of the more balanced symposium issues I've seen in years. Well done. Here is the roster of submissions:
The Post-Racial Deception of the Roberts Court—Cedric M. Powell
Roberts Rules of (Dis)Order: Doctrinal Doublespeak on Affirmative Action and Stare Decisis—Vinay Harpalani
Students for Fair Admissions Through the Lens of Interest-Convergence Theory: Reality, Perception, and Fear - Robert A. Garda Jr.
Data's Demise and the Rhetoric of SFFA—Shakira Pleasant
Individual Dignity as the Foundation of an Inclusive Society—Cory R. Liu and Anthony Pericolo
Racial Classifications in Higher Education Admissions Before and After SFFA - David E. Bernstein
Race Preferences, Diversity, and Students for Fair Admissions: A New Day, a New Clarity—Maimon Schwarzschild and Gail Heriot
Reversing Grutter—Lackland H. Bloom Jr.
Here is the abstract of my article, Students for Fair Admissions v. Universities for Division, Exclusion, and Inequity: The Petitions, the Arguments, and the Decision:
