CSU has never been convicted of discrimination and is under no mandate to exercise race and sex preferences. These programs only exist because well-meaning administrators believe that they are principled and effective. Unfortunately, they are wrong. Preferential treatment has done little to offset the profound problems facing minority communities. Yet it is a flash point for the tensions and resentments which a multicultural education is supposed to ameliorate.
Preferential treatment is only a means to an end.
Let's stop confusing the legitimate passion for diversity with the questionable policies pursued in its name. He teaches and writes about poverty, inequality and discrimination.