Why the Bias Lawsuit Against Harvard May Be Headed to the Supreme Court

The transcript discusses a trial involving claims of discrimination against Asian American applicants at Harvard, with broader implications for affirmative action and civil rights. Frank Wu, a law professor, provides insights into the case's complexities, highlighting its potential to reach the Supreme Court. The case is seen as part of a larger effort to challenge affirmative action, with evidence suggesting Asian Americans face higher standards than white applicants. The discussion emphasizes the need to distinguish facts from rhetoric and aims to build understanding across racial lines.

In what ways does the evidence suggest discrimination against Asian American applicants?

What is the significance of the statement that the case is about discrimination in favor of whites?