Today was a bad day for racism. Today was a bad day for racism wearing the mask, wearing

the disguise of anti-racism. Today was a good day for the Constitution. The best way

to eliminate racial discrimination is to eliminate all racial discrimination. The Supreme Court

of the United States strikes a blow against affirmative action. It's the Wilkain Podcast

on Fox News Podcast. What's up? And welcome to Friday. As always, I hope you will download

rate and review this podcast wherever you get your audio entertainment at Apple Spotify

or at Fox News Podcast. You can watch the Wilkain Podcast on Rumble or on YouTube. Breaking

news. The Supreme Court of the United States has struck down the policies of Harvard and

North Carolina that discriminate on the basis of race. The Supreme Court of the United

States has struck down affirmative action. An entire episode into understanding how it

is today we have arrived at so far, the most enlightened moment of race relations in the United

States of America. Eliminating racial discrimination means eliminating all of it. Those are the words

of the Supreme Court and a majority opinion striking down both Harvard and UNC's affirmative

action programs. I quote from the opinion of the Supreme Court. Accordingly, the court has held

that the equal protection clause that's of the 14th Amendment applies without regard

to any differences of race or color or nationality. It is universal in its application for the

guarantee of equal protection cannot mean one thing when applied to one individual and

something else when applied to a person of another color. For the better part of 50

years, the United States has attempted to alleviate past racial discrimination with present

and future racial discrimination. Affirmative action has been a debate cast in amber, crystallized,

stuck in time, not unlike abortion since the 1970s. Since that time, the Supreme Court gave

universities the license to discriminate on the basis of race in pursuit of varying standards,

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