Antonin Scalia

How The Supreme Court Could Crush Public-Sector Unions

Union membership has been falling for years. It may drop even more after this case.
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Note To Justice Scalia: Black Students Do Very Well At Top Colleges

By Jonathan Rothwell | Fellow, Metropolitan Policy Program, Brookings Institution

11 Ridiculous Moments From This Year We Don't Want To See In 2016

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Donald Trump Thinks Scalia's Comments On Black Students Went Too Far

Antonin Scalia suggested last week that black students may benefit from a "slower-track school."
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Justice Scalia Is Simply Wrong About Affirmative Action

By Emily DeRuy, National Journal

Civil Rights Official Calls Black Lives Matter Protesters 'Precious Little Flowers'

In arguing against affirmative action, Scalia referenced a brief by Peter Kirsanow, who serves on the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.
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Black Leaders In Congress Condemn Antonin Scalia's Comments On Race

"It leads me to question his ability to make impartial judgments in this case."
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Harry Reid Says Scalia Endorses Racist Ideas

"The only difference between the ideas endorsed by Trump and Scalia is that Scalia has a robe and a lifetime appointment."
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#StayMadAbby Is Black Students’ Perfect Response To Justice Scalia

They started the hashtag after he argued that black students do better in "slower-track" schools.
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Antonin Scalia Thinks Black Students Aren't As Smart As Other Students

He made the comments during a major case about affirmative action at public universities.
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