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Direct linkDonnor, Jamel K. – Teachers College Record, 2015
Using Howard Winant's racial dualism theory, this chapter explains how race was discursively operationalized in the recent U.S. Supreme Court higher education antiracial diversity case Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin.
Descriptors: Court Litigation, Race, Social Attitudes, Social Theories
