With the incoming president and first lady both being African-American graduates of elite law schools, it stands to reason that a host of aspiring black collegians would want to emulate their success.
Counterintuitively, a member of the United States Commission on Civil Rights has written a paper suggesting that the best way to produce more black lawyers is to eliminate racial preferences at law schools, especially at elite law schools.
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