They say we need more diverse applicants and they just happen to label Asians as not

diverse.

The Supreme Court is expected this month to make a major ruling on affirmative action.

To understand the case, I sit down with Kenny Schoo, an insider in the lawsuit and president

of Color S United.

He's the author of an inconvenient minority in the upcoming book School of Wolk.

We spent three times as much money on public education in those past 30 years adjusted

for inflation.

So, what have we been spending it on?

Internalizing critical race theory principles in our school system.

Teaching black kids that society is against them.

In this episode, he breaks down what he's uncovered in his recent investigations.

They were requiring diversity, equity, and inclusion statements for professors to be

promoted.

Medical faculty.

Medical schools across America are basically advocating that you stop abiding by the

hypocritic oath and you start administering preferential care.

This is American Thought Leaders, and I'm Janie Kellek.

Kenny Schoo, great to have you back on American Thought Leaders.

Thanks for having me.

So Kenny, you've actually played a very significant role in this removal of DEI requirements

from the University of North Carolina school system, which is actually 17 universities.

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