SCOTUS 2022-2023 Term

[Sestak]

So, uh, is it just me or does the Roberts opinion basically say that, while colleges cannot use race, they can continue to use metrics that are correlated with race, and a particular metric he might approve of is rewarding 'unique skills' which some particular race is likelier to have than another?

That feels like a recipe for a generation of amazing Asian-American soul food chefs to come into existence. More generally, I think if this decision is both taken seriously and there's no large-scale crackdown on woke institutional decision-making, I think we're going to see some amazing examples of Goodhart's Law in action.

This is a Roberts opiniof

[Sestak]

Roberts has kept himself consistently above 90% majority rate since Kavanaugh's first full term on the court. Now between writing zero dissents and taking the majority of super high-profile cases post-Dobbs for himself, he's very clearly trying to establish some sort of firm control of his Court.