In 2003, the United States Supreme Court Considered Two Different

In 2003, the United States Supreme Court considered two different admissions polices adopted at the University of Michigan and

A) for the first time, ruled that affirmative action was unconstitutional.
B) ruled that "diversity" could not be a compelling government interest.
C) approved affirmative action plans that took race into consideration as part of a complete examination of the applicant's background.
D) approved a plan that automatically awarded a substantial number of points to applicants based on minority status.
E) ruled that the time had come for all affirmative action programs to end, since government could do nothing more to alleviate the effects of past discrimination.