Regents of UC v. Bakke was a legal challenge to affirmative action-based university admissions policies. It is invoked by neoconservatives who argue that affirmative action is an example of

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The Regents of UC v. Bakke case ruled that quotas for minority admissions were unconstitutional, but allowed for race to be considered as one factor in admissions decisions. Neoconservatives often cite this case as an example of reverse racism, arguing that affirmative action unfairly gives preference to minority groups over white students.

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