revealing that UNC would"follow the Supreme Court’s decision in all respects." He clarified"that means race will not be a factor in admissions decisions at the University."In a statement released to the media the day of the decision, Guskiewicz gave the DEI ideologues at his university a bone by saying that the decision"was not the outcome we hoped for.
One word strikes me:"respect." UNC showed real deference to the will of the people and of the people representing us. While Harvard used the word"comply," as if being dragged like a whining child to his room, UNC struck a humbler tone.On July 27, the UNC Board of Trustees formally enacted Guskiewicz’s vision by passing a resolution that would make race, ethnicity, sex and color"not a factor" in university admissions, including"through essays or other means.
After all, UNC knows that 75% of Americans do not believe race should play a factor in college admissions. And a publicly funded university like Chapel Hill is wise to respect that wish. Yet UNC is also making the right call, one which will elevate its stature among American universities. In 10 years, after race preferences in admissions is seen for the pestilence that it so obviously is, UNC will look much better than Harvard coming out of this SCOTUS outcome.
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