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The University of California San Diego School of Medicine operated an admissions regime that elevated race above qualification, advancing black and Hispanic applicants while sidelining stronger white and Asian candidates.
Administrators continued this scheme after the 2023 Students for Fair Admissions ruling, treating the Court's command as an obstacle rather than a binding limit on federal power.
Such conduct flows from the Managerial Priesthood that seized higher education after the upheavals of the late twentieth century, replacing objective standards with engineered demographic outcomes.
The governing principle violated here rests in the ancient Christian conviction that persons stand equal before the law because they bear the image of God, a truth the Reformers recovered against arbitrary privilege and later anchored in the color-blind statutes of 1964.
Western Christendom built its universities on this foundation of ordered merit, not on the redistribution of opportunity by bureaucratic decree.
When institutions persist in racial balancing, they confess their rejection of both natural justice and the settled constitutional order.
The faithful remnant must therefore withdraw support from these captured schools, redirect resources to new centers of medical training, and demand that every public university return to strict, race-neutral standards of admission and advancement.
Only the restoration of merit will preserve competent physicians and halt the dispossession of capable students.
