Propositioning the States
Ward Connerly's 2008 campaign.
Jennifer Rubin
May 7, 2007, Vol. 12, No. 32
If Ward Connerly has his way, on Election Day 2008 no fewer than five states will host referenda to bar racial preferences in public college admissions, employment, and contracting. If the measures succeed, Connerly explains in an interview, "we will be witnessing the end of an era" in which racial, ethnic, and gender preferences have been used to promote "diversity" and the social advancement of women and minorities.
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