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Direct linkPell, Terence J. – Academic Questions, 2007
The idea that lawsuits can move a public as well as a legal agenda is not new. In recent years, conservatives have brought high profile lawsuits designed both to vindicate the rights of an individual plaintiff and to educate the public about an important issue. For example, lawsuits filed nearly 10 years ago against the University of Michigan's…
Descriptors: Race, Civil Rights, Affirmative Action, Court Litigation
