"Many supporters of affirmative action – of which I am one – have sought comfort in the fact that the question presented in Fisher II, like that presented in Fisher I, seems to assume the continuing validity of the Court’s existing affirmative action jurisprudence—including the 2003 Grutter v. Bollinger"
"So, try as I might to come up with a different answer to the question of why the Court granted cert in Fisher II, I am left with the conclusion that the Court took this case to hold that universities may not consider race in admissions – even as part of a holistic, individualized review process."