Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard

Another is sort of the suggestion that in the background, we've been increasingly interested as a court in identifying sort of race neutrality as the principle behind the 14th and 15th Amendments of the Constitution, the amendments that came after Reconstruction.

We just decided a case a few years ago, the majority says, called Students for Fair Admission v. Harvard that says race-conscious preferences with respect to admissions are impermissible.

So we don't like engaging in sort of this race-conscious examination of things.

And we've assumed for a very long time that this could be a legal basis to do that.