Proof reverse discrimination is favored by Obama's DOJSource: The Washington Times
Obama's DOJ dismissed the case (the case was lost by default because the defendants never answered the complaint) brought against the Black Panther's for intimidating voters in the November presidential election.
Discrimination: A Litmus Test That Counts Source: RealClearPolitics
As the time approaches for President Obama to choose a successor to Justice David Souter, the term "litmus test" will be heard throughout the land.
NY Gov Fired White For Black Source: therightperspective.org
New York State has secretly settled an embarrassing federal reverse-discrimination lawsuit, which charged Governor David Patterson of firing a White photographer so he could replace him with a black one.
Obama Angered over Reverend Wright's Racially Charged SentimentsSource: Reuters
Despite Democratic Senator and presidential hopeful, Barack Obama's efforts in distancing himself from Reverent Jermiah Wright's earlier comments this year, in which the media had a particular frenzy over, Obama decided to address, head on, Wright's latest claims.

I am part of another online community - a feminist community - which does not recognise 'reverse discrimination'. Specifically, it does not recognise 'reverse sexism' or 'reverse racism'.
Former state employee wins $150,000 in reverse discrimination caseSource: CNET News.com
After a rare reverse racial discrimination trial in Buffalo's federal court, a jury Tuesday awarded Pasternak $150,000. Jurors found that his former boss, Tommy E. Baines, discriminated against him racially and created a hostile working environment.

If you've been following my column recently, you know that affirmative action, anti-discrimination cases, the Supreme Court, race and racism have been on my mind. A Supreme Court case that was heard last week brought to mind an interesting parallel.

Diversity Blueprints formed for post-Proposal 2 brainstorming
By Julie Peterson, Office of the Vice President for Communications and Laurel Thomas Gnagey

Who gets admitted to college and why? Is it fair to consider factors other than academics in the admissions process? How do we insure that every student who wants to go college has the opportunity? How do we create a diverse learning environment for our students? If the USA is fa …

An article I read by Chello prompted my writing of this article as I believe we have turned into a nation of buying the fact we're racist when the term has been misused and abused.
Affirmative BlackmailSource: OpinionJournal.com
"The ABA orders law schools to practice racial preference--even if they have to break the law."