Remember that in California they tried to nationalize racism. They tried to adjust their Civil Rights amendment to adjust the language from:
No public or private organization may discriminate on the basis of race
to
No public or private organization may [negatively] discriminate on the basis of race
They explicitly wanted to not only institutionalize "positive" discrimination. But they wanted to explicitly allow the state to be excluded from anti-discrimination law.
Yes, they'll do what they want, but we need stumbling blocks in their way to beat them with when they cross them.
This is still a win, in that they didn't conquer.
Remember that in California they tried to nationalize racism. They tried to adjust their Civil Rights amendment to adjust the language from:
to
public orprivate organization may [negatively] discriminate on the basis of raceThey explicitly wanted to not only institutionalize "positive" discrimination. But they wanted to explicitly allow the state to be excluded from anti-discrimination law.
Yes, they'll do what they want, but we need stumbling blocks in their way to beat them with when they cross them.