Starting with its decision in Brown v.Board of Education,the Court has treated race as a suspect classification such that any law making racial distinctions must

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The Court has applied strict scrutiny to any law that makes racial distinctions, which means the law must serve a compelling governmental interest, be narrowly tailored to achieve that interest, and use the least restrictive means possible. This is the highest level of scrutiny and is typically only applied to laws that involve suspect classifications, such as race. Therefore, choice C is the best answer.

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