Letters to the Editor: Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling warps history (via latimesopinion )
does not simply show that the court is out of step with public opinion, which it clearly is. Nor does it simply reflect a partisan point of view.
It is even more troubling when the affirmative action decision is seen alongside last year’s abortion decision. That decision also distorts history by harkening back to a vision of women as subservient without control of their own bodies and destinies. It ignores women’s professional and personal advancement, which at its core is based on personal autonomy over one’s body.
I truly believe the justices in the majority know they actually represent the minority. There is desperation mixed through all their specious garbage. No eighth-grade history teacher should be faced with teaching students who struggle to read, nor should an algebra teacher have pupils who are unable to do long division. Moving students forward in school due to their age must stop.
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