is affirmative action constitutional.

The US Supreme Court is considering two cases right now

on affirmative action, students for fair admissions

against Harvard University,

and also against the University of North Carolina.

We'll get into the details of those cases,

what they mean, what ramifications they would have,

and also is affirmative action constitutional.

We'll have that conversation with Ken Tashi.

He's worked in higher education as a formal general counsel

for over 20 years for 15 different higher education institutions.

So he's really seen this front and center behind the scenes as well.

He is also a campus reform higher education fellow as well.

So we'll get into the merits of these cases, what you need to know.

And also, does this have a bigger impact outside higher education?

All of that and more with Ken Tashi stay with us.

So Ken Tashi, I appreciate you coming on the show to join us on this.

This hasn't gotten a ton of coverage on these Supreme Court cases

on affirmative action.

Not as much as I thought they would have garnered at this point,

but my guess is when the court issues its decision in the next coming hours

or days, it will take on some attention for sure.

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