Looking Over the Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Cases, One Sees

Looking over the Supreme Court's affirmative action cases, one sees that the Court

A) just about always upholds affirmative action plans.
B) very rarely upholds affirmative action plans.
C) has allowed affirmative action programs in about half of the cases that it has decided.
D) usually sees cases with very similar fact patterns.
E) has not been influenced by the views of Reagan's appointees.