School Leadership 2.0

It only seems right; to correct many decades of discriminatory policy in the other direction. Think of it as a reparation.

Conscious of students' background & origins (race) is necessary for a diverse community. If programs meet geographical and financial reqs, this too is a conscious choice. Too many facets in admissions to rule that race is THE unlawful one.

I believe that race-conscious admissions programs must remain legal as we have not gone far enough with respect to ensuring educational equity for all students.

While I believe that there is more modern language than "affirmative action" I believe that all institutions should be aware and conscious of the diversity of members that work, learn, live there. Balance, equity should be the focus.

While I support all and any extra help for needy students, I oppose all discrimination based upon race.

Schools strive to create diverse classes using a variety of metrics including race, ethnicity and socio economic status. Removing a key element from the formula may result in less diversity. However, UC Berkeley has adapted to the CA ban.

Equality for ALL. It must not be based on religion, ethnic background, or race.