In the 1990 case of Metro Broadcasting v.FCC the Supreme Court narrowly upheld the FCC's preference policy for minority license applicants.But that precedent was apparently reversed in a later case called

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Adarand Constructors v. Pena is the case that reversed the precedent set by Metro Broadcasting v. FCC regarding the FCC's preference policy for minority license applicants. This later case held that all racial classifications, whether imposed by federal, state, or local authorities, must be analyzed under a strict scrutiny standard, a more stringent standard than what was applied in Metro Broadcasting.

In the 1990 Case of Metro Broadcasting V