Well, you're either really happy or your hair is on fire over the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action.

Someone sent out a really fascinating, fabulous tweet.

It reads, Justice Jackson makes the point that despite being 13% of the population,

blacks only make up 5% of the lawyers. While true, despite being only 13% of the population, blacks only make up five percent of the lawyers. While true, despite

being only 13 percent of the population, blacks make up 22 percent of the Supreme Court

justices. That was retweeted by a friend of mine, Will Riley. He's a professor. He's many things.

He is, your mind might be blown by the end of this conversation.

So stay soon. Welcome to the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

Glad you're with us. I have a feeling we're going to be talking about affirmative action for almost as long as we talked about the Dobbs decision and abortion.

Today couldn't have a better guest than Will Riley.

He's a professor.

I love reading people's Twitter descriptions of themselves because they write them themselves.

It's kind of like writing your own gravestone the way you want people to see you.

So Will Riley.

And he's at Will underscore Duh underscore Beast 630.

A college professor now, I am a former corporate executive, freedom writer, law student, and poor kid, man attracted to non-men.

All right.

And you can hear him on the Cut the Bull podcast.

You've probably seen him on a million shows.

We're lucky enough to have them here today to talk about affirmative action, what it means.

And I'm going to tell you this because you may not see it right away, but the professor, Will Riley, is black.

All right?

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