I would love to know the identity of these tenured law professors who claim Northwestern won't hire them because they're white guys, and that it hires undeserving people of color instead
Like, perhaps Northwestern won't hire you because you're odious, bigoted, and not as smart as you think you are?
I can't believe the extraordinary self-own of being like, "Yes, we had a head start in almost every conceivable way, being white men, but we couldn't get jobs so it must be because of prejudice against us" like...why are you telling on yourself so much?!
And they can't even get Doe plaintiffs. "Professor A, Professor B, & Professor C," the ones who "stand ready" to apply for positions at Northwestern, aren't suing; they're just supposed members of the organizational plaintiff who are used to establish standing.
While the plaintiff is called "Faculty, Alumni, and Students
Opposed to Racial Preferences," there's no allegation that *any* of its members are faculty, alumni, or students of Northwestern. If this were an LGBT org in Alabama, the lawyers would be headed for trouble.
Could be. They have some barebones standing allegations that their members include people who "stand ready" to apply for faculty jobs there or to submit articles to the law review but don't because of the Mr. Charlie Need Not Apply signs on the door of the dean's office. We'll see.
It’s interesting that the complaint names Ernie Young and Eugene Volokh (but says neither is involved), but won’t identify the “ready and able.” I can’t wait for some Seventh Circuit judge to say that they are just like the NAACP members living in fear under Jim Crow of having their names exposed.
major law schools refuse to hire me because I am white, and it's definitely not because I have never studied law nor expressed an interest in law much less applied to a position at a law school--but still, it's definitely the DEI
It's a put up by Republicans in order to push propaganda to further their causes. And I will bet the are looking for retribution for something northwest has done in the past!
Once upon a time, conservatives' answer for improving anything was "competition" -- too bad that doesn't apply to anything white men think they're entitled to.