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A Black and White Case: How Affirmative Action Survived Its Greatest Legal Challenge, 2nd Edition

ISBN: 978-1-57660-227-0
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352 pages
April 2006
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Litigation Timeline.

Prologue.

Part One: A Gathering Storm.
(December 1995–October 1997).

1 A Tale of Two Professors.

2 Getting Lawyered Up.

3 Gratz, Grutter, and Hamacher.

Part Two: Trial Court.
(October 1997–April 2001).

4 Equal Protection.

5 Arguments Michigan Wouldn’t Make.

6 A Clash in Chambers.

7 Accepted on the Spot.

8 Bollinger's New Front.

9 Duggan's Distinction.

10 Preferences on Trial.

Part Three: On Appeal.
(April 2001–December 2002).

11 A Court Divided.

12 Martin v. Boggs.

13 Looking to the High Court.

Part Four: The Supreme Court.
(December 2002–June 2003).

14 The Most Powerful Woman in America.

15 Friends of the Court.

16 "She's Fabulous".

17 "Race Unfortunately Still Matters".

18 Hail to the Victors.

Epilogue.

Acknowledgments.

Notes.

Index.

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