Free at last, free at last. Thank goodness. We are free at last. That's right. My people have

finally, after decades been set free from systemic oppression due to our race. You're probably

thinking, Lauren, what are you talking about? Well, I'm referring, of course, to the Supreme

Court's reason decision to strike down racist affirmative action policies and higher education

policies that specifically target and discriminate against Asians for, I guess, being too intelligent,

too successful academically. We have this from the Associated Press. It's written that the Supreme

Court on Thursday struck down affirmative action and college admissions declaring race cannot be

a factor and forcing institutions of higher education to look for new ways to achieve diverse

student body. The Court's conservative majority effectively overturned cases reaching back 45

in invalidating admissions plans at Harvard and the University of North Carolina. The nation's

oldest private and public college is respectively and it's written that the schools will be forced

to reshape their admissions practices, especially top schools that are more likely to consider

the race of applicants. And I know we like to joke around on this show, but in all seriousness,

for decades, affirmative action policies have been actual systemic racism, systemic racism,

that by the way, the left has not only championed, but they fiercely, fiercely protected it.

Because in the eyes of the left, if you are white or Asian, apparently, it is a-okay and actually

preferable, a good thing to discriminate against you based on your race, as long as it means

simultaneously giving black and Latino applicants an artificial leg up. Affirmative action is a huge

injustice. It goes against the concept of meritocracy, something that colleges should be all about.

And so obviously, people are saying now that colleges will just find some other way to

disadvantage those darn Asian students, less campuses look to Asian. But hey, for now,

this is a win and I'm going to be taking it. And for people who are not familiar with the controversy

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