The Naval Academy Should Jettison Race-Conscious Admissions

<ns0:p>A military veteran and legal counsel in the Gratz v. Bollinger (2003) affirmative action case explains why the demand for a color-blind meritocracy matters, particularly when it comes to our military; and why it is fully consistent with our country’s Constitutional ethos.</ns0:p>

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Academic Questions
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2025-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.51845/38.1.7
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Defense, Military, and Policy Studies
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The Naval Academy Should Jettison Race-Conscious Admissions

Ray Purdy
Academic Questions
Defense, Military, and Policy Studies
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The Naval Academy Should Jettison Race-Conscious Admissions

Ray Purdy
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<ns0:p>A military veteran and legal counsel in the Gratz v. Bollinger (2003) affirmative action case explains why the demand for a color-blind meritocracy matters, particularly when it comes to our military; and why it is fully consistent with our country’s Constitutional ethos.</ns0:p>

Academic QuestionsVol. 38(2)
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Defense, Military, and Policy Studies
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