The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing the case this week. Ricci vs. DeStefano is a reverse discrimination case involving fire fighters in New Haven, Connecticut. The case will have no winners. John Derbyshire, writing for National Review Online, tells us why in his post, The Husk of Dead Theories. Half of the post is a valuable list and analysis of publications on race in America dating from 1960.
This is a powerful article. If you ever had doubts about the value of a strong nuclear family to a constitutional republic, this article will remove them.
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