Supreme Court struck down affirmative action, but that won't stop Harvard

The Supreme Court ended racial discrimination in university admissions, but colleges are already talking about how they will find ways to skirt the ruling.

Yes, SCOTUS invalidated the race-conscious practices of Harvard and UNC, holding that under the 14th Amendment a "student must be treated based on his or her experiences as an individual – not on the basis of race."

That is a very important statement of our guiding constitutional principles. Yet already schools like Harvard are suggesting they will skirt the ruling by considering applicants’ experience with race as opposed to the applicants’ race itself. These games are not surprising and have been in the works for months.