Dave Aronberg

Yeah, Megan, he has more power when it comes to the purse. When it comes to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, that's where universities get financial assistance. And that's where the federal government does have a lot of power. And the universities thus far have been slow in responding to the Supreme Court's decision.

Because there is a loophole that Chief Justice Roberts allowed that you can talk about race and how it has affected you in your essays. And you have universities like Harvard and others that said, OK, Johns Hopkins actually asked you that very question. How has race impacted you? Absolutely.

Because there is a loophole that Chief Justice Roberts allowed that you can talk about race and how it has affected you in your essays. And you have universities like Harvard and others that said, OK, Johns Hopkins actually asked you that very question. How has race impacted you? Absolutely.

Because there is a loophole that Chief Justice Roberts allowed that you can talk about race and how it has affected you in your essays. And you have universities like Harvard and others that said, OK, Johns Hopkins actually asked you that very question. How has race impacted you? Absolutely.

So universities know that as long as it was the Biden administration there, that the anti-DEI would not be pursued, that the Supreme Court's decision would not be aggressively enforced. Now there's a new sheriff in town, and I would think the universities are now going to start erring on the side of being more careful than they perhaps need to be because they don't want to get sued.

So universities know that as long as it was the Biden administration there, that the anti-DEI would not be pursued, that the Supreme Court's decision would not be aggressively enforced. Now there's a new sheriff in town, and I would think the universities are now going to start erring on the side of being more careful than they perhaps need to be because they don't want to get sued.

So universities know that as long as it was the Biden administration there, that the anti-DEI would not be pursued, that the Supreme Court's decision would not be aggressively enforced. Now there's a new sheriff in town, and I would think the universities are now going to start erring on the side of being more careful than they perhaps need to be because they don't want to get sued.

They don't want their Title VI funding cut. I think it's a tougher question when it comes to private institutions. I saw that Roger Goodell of the NFL said that they're going to continue with their own DEI practices of the Rooney rule to interview a black candidate for a head coaching position. They don't have strict quotas.

They don't want their Title VI funding cut. I think it's a tougher question when it comes to private institutions. I saw that Roger Goodell of the NFL said that they're going to continue with their own DEI practices of the Rooney rule to interview a black candidate for a head coaching position. They don't have strict quotas.

They don't want their Title VI funding cut. I think it's a tougher question when it comes to private institutions. I saw that Roger Goodell of the NFL said that they're going to continue with their own DEI practices of the Rooney rule to interview a black candidate for a head coaching position. They don't have strict quotas.

And so you're going to see individual institutions like Costco to continue to proudly have DEI. I don't think there's a lot that the federal government can do on that. They can, though, the federal government can wield a big ax when it comes to colleges and universities.

And so you're going to see individual institutions like Costco to continue to proudly have DEI. I don't think there's a lot that the federal government can do on that. They can, though, the federal government can wield a big ax when it comes to colleges and universities.

And so you're going to see individual institutions like Costco to continue to proudly have DEI. I don't think there's a lot that the federal government can do on that. They can, though, the federal government can wield a big ax when it comes to colleges and universities.

And Megan, I think a lot will be told when the Supreme Court rules on that case that came before it in December. This is the case out of Tennessee where there was a challenge to Tennessee's Republican-backed law that banned the transgender surgeries for women. young people, for underage people.

And Megan, I think a lot will be told when the Supreme Court rules on that case that came before it in December. This is the case out of Tennessee where there was a challenge to Tennessee's Republican-backed law that banned the transgender surgeries for women. young people, for underage people.

And Megan, I think a lot will be told when the Supreme Court rules on that case that came before it in December. This is the case out of Tennessee where there was a challenge to Tennessee's Republican-backed law that banned the transgender surgeries for women. young people, for underage people.

In fact, the conservative courts can be very skeptical of the challenge, meaning that they were likely to uphold the law in Tennessee. And I think that if they do uphold Tennessee's law, which is not just banning medical treatments, but also the hormones for people under 18 who are experiencing gender dysphoria.

In fact, the conservative courts can be very skeptical of the challenge, meaning that they were likely to uphold the law in Tennessee. And I think that if they do uphold Tennessee's law, which is not just banning medical treatments, but also the hormones for people under 18 who are experiencing gender dysphoria.

In fact, the conservative courts can be very skeptical of the challenge, meaning that they were likely to uphold the law in Tennessee. And I think that if they do uphold Tennessee's law, which is not just banning medical treatments, but also the hormones for people under 18 who are experiencing gender dysphoria.

And so if that is upheld by the Supreme Court, then I think all the other states will have their laws upheld.