Preferences

Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Push to Reassess State Racial Preferences in Scholarship Programs

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The Supreme Court’s recent decision in 2023 regarding college admissions has reignited debates surrounding race-based scholarships. By declaring racial preferences in admissions unconstitutional, the ruling raises questions about the legality of similar practices in state-funded scholarship programs. This judicial decision, combined with policies fostered during the previous administration aimed at scrutinizing race-exclusive initiatives, has prompted renewed discussions on racial equality and the treatment of students from diverse backgrounds. While the spotlight has largely been on university admission practices, many longstanding state laws still uphold race-based preferences in scholarship and grant allocations. If lawmakers do not … Read more

Women Take Legal Action Against Kansas for Ignoring End-of-Life Preferences During Pregnancy

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Kansas City, Kansas – A group of women has filed a lawsuit against the state of Kansas, challenging a law that they argue undermines the end-of-life wishes of pregnant women. The legislation in question allows medical personnel to prioritize the life of a fetus over the wishes of a woman who may face critical health issues. The plaintiffs in the case allege that the law violates their constitutional rights and strips them of autonomy during one of the most vulnerable times in their lives. They contend that their decisions regarding medical care should not be … Read more