Affirmative Action Videos
Sophia Nelson: 'There's something wrong with this party'
Amna Nawaz sits down with Nelson, a conservative African-American attorney who spent years working in the Republican Party before turning her back on it.
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Is affirmative action discriminatory?"The View" co-hosts discuss the Trump administration's reported move to have the Justice Department investigate whether schools' affirmative action admission policies are discriminatory.
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US presidents and affirmative actionThe past four decades have found commanders in chief weighing in on the policy.
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Trump administration to take on affirmative action : reportThe Justice Department is working on a plan to investigate and possibly sue universities for admission policies found to discriminate against white applications, according to The New York Times.
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Feb. 18, 1982: Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy sworn-inFor the first time since last June the Supreme Court. Has the full complement of nine justices does the White House this afternoon. A judge Anthony Kennedy was sworn in to fill the Supreme Court seat left vacant. By the retirement of justice Lewis Powell. As our law correspondent Tim O'Brien
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Before the Supreme Court: Inside Judge Anthony Kennedy's recordLegal scholars say Kennedy's judicial opinions "show more decency than dogma."
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Supreme Court could take action on Trump's travel banABC News' Terry Moran reports on the court's last day of the session before summer recess begins and the growing speculation that Justice Anthony Kennedy may soon announce his retirement .
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Possible Supreme Court showdown aheadSpeculation mounts surrounding Justice Anthony Kennedy's future; if he retires, who will fill his seat?
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'I'm taking the Democratic party back'Cenk Uygur, Founder and CEO of 'The Young Turks' joins Amna to talk about his 'hostile takeover' of the Democratic Party, using the same populism he says propelled Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders to power.
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Sen. Cory Booker Speaks Against Betsy DeVosSenate Democrats on Monday began what they said would be 24 hours of floor speeches against President Trump's nominee for education secretary.