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Tag: Mary Sue Coleman (page 2)

Law? What Law? - U of M President Ignores MCRI

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Thu Dec 31, 2009 at 09:40:09 AM EST
Tags: MCRI, Michigan, U of M, Mary Sue Coleman, Jen Gratz, Michigan Civil Rights Initiative (all tags)

Ann Arbor is hardly a bastion of right wing sympathy, and in fact has been referred to with many different flavors of name calling suggesting socialist, communist, and otherwise far leftist philosophy. The population as a whole is decidedly left of center on most issues. It should come as no surprise that discover the leadership of the resident university is quite comfortable with that characteristic.

But at what point does having an opinion that differs from that of a majority of Michiganders become an action that differs with a rule of LAW?

The Michigan Civil Rights Initiative which was passed in November of 2006 and became law December 22nd, that same year. The MCRI made illegal, the preferential practices based on race often used with university admissions. At least the case that spawned the initiative Gratz V. Bollinger was a result of the mechanisms of those university preferences.

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