Advertisement

Topic: Roger Clegg

Jump to
Latest Headlines Quotes

Roger Clegg News

Texas Tech agrees to end use of race in admissions
U.S. News // 5 years ago
Texas Tech agrees to end use of race in admissions
Texas Tech University reached an agreement with the Trump administration to stop considering race during its admissions process, the Education Department said.
Justice Department reverses Obama guidelines on race in school admissions
U.S. News // 5 years ago
Justice Department reverses Obama guidelines on race in school admissions
The U.S. Department of Justice reversed a set of Obama-era guidelines that promoted using race in admissions standards to achieve diversity in schools.
Reports: DOJ plans to investigate, sue over affirmative action
U.S. News // 6 years ago
Reports: DOJ plans to investigate, sue over affirmative action
The Justice Department plans to investigate and sue universities if it finds discrimination against white applicants due to affirmative action, a memo shows.
Top News // 1 decade ago
Groups push for ex-felons' voting rights
U.S. civil rights groups are pushing to register ex-felons to vote in November's election, observers say.
Top News // 1 decade ago
Debate flies over U.S. black lawyers
Debate is flying throughout the U.S. legal community about a study of how black lawyers are being readily hired but not attaining partner status.
Top News // 1 decade ago
Affirmative action 'too far,' group says
An anti-affirmative action group says black students are nine times more likely to get into the University of Michigan than comparable white students.
Top News // 2 decades ago
Washington Agenda-General
Top News // 2 decades ago
Washington Agenda-General
Top News // 2 decades ago
Washington Agenda - General News Events
For content questions, call 202-898-8291
Top News // 2 decades ago
Washington Agenda - General News Events
For content questions, call 202-898-8291

Quotes

This is arguably the most difficult position to fill in the federal government when it comes to Senate confirmation

Perez to face tough confirmation hearing Apr 05, 2009

If you're not willing to follow the law, then you can't claim a right to make the law for everyone else. And of course that's what you're doing when you vote

Groups push for ex-felons' voting rights Sep 23, 2008

Most Popular

Kremlin says Ukraine targeting forces in Crimea with U.S.-made mobile missiles
Kremlin says Ukraine targeting forces in Crimea with U.S.-made mobile missiles
Traffic delays heavy as I-95 bridge demolition begins in Connecticut
Traffic delays heavy as I-95 bridge demolition begins in Connecticut
On This Day: Construction begins on Panama Canal
On This Day: Construction begins on Panama Canal
Houston braces for more heavy rain as overflowing rivers force evacuations
Houston braces for more heavy rain as overflowing rivers force evacuations
Research: Rising temperatures threatening bumblebee populations
Research: Rising temperatures threatening bumblebee populations

Wiki

Roger Clegg is the President and General Counsel of the Center for Equal Opportunity. Prior to joining the CEO Clegg served in a variety of capacities within both the Reagan and George H.W. Bush administrations, including a position as Deputy Assistant Attorney General in both adminsistrations, Assistant to the Solicitor General, Associate Deputy Attorney General and Acting Assistant Attorney General in the Office of Legal Policy. He is a graduate of Rice University and Yale University.

FULL ARTICLE AT WIKIPEDIA.ORG
This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License.
It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Roger Clegg."