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Affirmative Action
- The Center for Equal Opportunity filed the following statement with the Arizona Secretary of State, which will be included in the official pamphlet materials distributed by that office.
- Comments With the California Department of Transportation
- Chavez, Clegg, Connerly and others urge Governor Schwarzenegger to reverse Caltrans proposal
Voting
- Testimony of Roger Clegg, President and General Counsel Regarding the US Department Plans to Monitor Voting Rights Enforcement in 2008 Presidential Election before the U.S Commission on Civil Rights
- Answering the Challenges to Felon Disenfranchisement
- Testimony of Roger Clegg, CEO President and General Counsel, before the House judiciary committee's subcommittee on the consitution regarding the reauthorization of the voting rights act
- Roger Clegg in the News
Roger Clegg on Sotomayor's selective reading reflects her judicial activism
Washington Examiner - June 29, 2009
Conservatives Find Political Fodder in Firefighter Decision
Washington Idependent - June 30, 2009
Conservatives: Sotomayor Got It Wrong
politics Daily - June 29, 2009
Does Ricci Matter in Higher Ed?
National Review - June 30, 2009
Firefighters and Professors
Inside Higher Ed - June 30, 2009
Supreme Court rules in favor of Conn. firefighters
Boston.com - June 30, 2009
City Discriminated Against White Firefighters in Tossing Test, Court Rules
American Chronicle - June 29, 2009
Firefighter ruling dials up heat on Sotomayor
Christian Science Monitor - June 29, 2009
Sotomayor opponents, backers parse court ruling
Washington Times - June 29, 2009
UPDATE 2-US top court backs white firefighters in bias case
Forbes - June 29, 2009
- CEO In the NewsBlack Leader Criticizes Voting Rights Act Supreme Court Compromise
PRNewswire - June 22, 2009
High Court Rules Narrowly In Voting Rights Case
NPR - June 22, 2009
Judicial modesty in action, Part Two
Powerline Blog - June 22, 2009
White man's burden? Despite decades of reverse discrimination rulings, lawsuits still flourish
San Francisco Examiner - June 20, 2009
Uncertain Evidence for ‘Activist’ Label on Sotomayor
New York Times - June 20, 2009
Sotomayor's 'poor choice of words' reflect character
Washington Post - June 9, 2009
Judge's Votes Show No Single Ideology
Washington Post - June 7, 2009
Racial Preferences Debate Makes A Comeback
NaionalJournal.com - June 6, 2009
- By Roger Clegg
- The Senate Apologizes for Slavery and Jim Crow Laws — But Why?
- More on Thomas Perez
- Another Big Civil-Rights Argument before the Supreme Court This Week
- Highlights from the New Haven Firefighters Oral Argument
- Thoughts on Ricci v. DeStefano
- The Obama Administration and the New Haven Firefighters Case
- Election Day Brought Conservative Victory Against Racial Preference
- Concerns today are not legal, they're cultural
- Voting Rights on a Slippery Slope
- THE PREZ-ELECT'S QUOTA CHALLENGE
- Erasing Racial Ratios
- No Power to the People
- Should felons have the right to vote? - NO: Felon disenfranchisement is actually a good idea
- Accounting for Preferences
- Want to Hear a REALLY Honest Speech about Race in America?
- By Linda Chavez
- Judge Sotomayor and the Diversity Crowd
- Shaping the Court
- When in Doubt, Blame Bush
- Unwed Teen Pregnancy No Joke
- Discrimination by Any Other Name
- Supporting Family Values
- Presidential Groveling
- Medical Apartheid
- Defending AIG
- Segregating Students Is Not a Good Idea
- Emphasis on English Has Paid Off
- Republicans Need a New Leader
- Obama's Hubris Is Showing
- A Nation of Cowards
- The Audacity of Hope
- Read Linda Chavez's Blog
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The Center for Equal Opportunity is the nation’s only conservative think tank devoted to issues of race and ethnicity. Our fundamental vision is straightforward: America always has been a multiethnic and multiracial nation, and is becoming even more so; this makes it imperative that our national policies not divide our people according to skin color and national origin; but rather, these policies should emphasize and nurture the principles that unify us. E pluribus unum. . . out of many, one.
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