That's because the continued use of racial preferences poses considerable legal risk to the institutions and to individual officials. Moreover, members of the public and alumni increasingly are opposed to racial preferences, making it all the more difficult to defend their continued use. CEO has published studies on the use of racial preferences by public universities in both Virginia and North Carolina. North Carolina, like Virginia, needs to pay attention to the courts, Clegg said. Those decisions struck down the use of race-based admissions in public schools in Arlington County, Va., and Montgomery County, Maryland.
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