The University of Michigan grants preferential treatment to Blacks, Hispanics and American Indians in college admissions, scholarships and jobs. Minorities are granted 20 points toward admissions while a superior admissions essay only counts as one point toward admissions, even if the minority comes from a rich family or the minority student is not even an American citizen. Parents and grandparents who are tired of the University of Michigan stealing college admissions, scholarship and job opportunities from their more qualified Asian and White children and giving preferences to less qualified and unqualified minorities now have the door open to join this historic legal battle.
Financial benefits are available to parties who join the class action lawsuit.
Senator Dave Jaye was one of four state legislators who helped launch a statewide campaign to recruit students who were denied admissions to the University of Michigan. As a result of that effort, the CIR filed a lawsuit against the University of Michigan's affirmative action programs on behalf of a white woman and man. CIR has won several legal battles against college minority preference programs. Minority preference programs are evil, unfair and un-American. The more parents and grant parents that will join this lawsuit against the University of Michigan the greater the chance that we will return Michigan to our American ideals where people are judged solely on the content of their character, their ability, not the color of their skin.