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friendaddenesh.com. Coming up, I'm going to talk about affirmative action and make the case for why

laws and policies should ignore these racial distinctions and treat us all as a minority of one.

I'll highlight the callousness of the Biden administration by focusing on its conduct in the

aftermath of the Afghan withdrawal. Debbie's going to join me when I talk about a range of issues,

Paul Pelosi, the midterms, and a very fancy wedding. I'll offer an introduction to a relatively

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The Supreme Court has heard arguments in both the Harvard case and the University of North Carolina

case involving affirmative action and racial preferences. The decision will be out sometime

early next year, maybe in the spring, so maybe March, maybe April. We'll have to see. I'm expecting

a very good decision and one that is going to really change the landscape of universities.

And I hope begin a larger process of changing the landscape of American society,

changing how by rooting out this race consciousness that has now become embedded in society,

and has also become embedded in the law. Now, it's one thing if something is in society. It's in

the customs, on the morays of society. That could be a good thing or a bad thing. It's a whole other

thing to take in this case racial identity and use it as the basis for state-sponsored discrimination.

Let's remember we have a long history, an ugly history in the country, led by the Democrats,

by the way, of state-sponsored segregation, state-sponsored discrimination against blacks.

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