The Supreme Court ruling in Regents of the University of California v. Bakke

represented which of the following?

O

A. A dramatic reversal of the Court's rulings on desegregation

B. A temporary shift in power from the Court's conservatives to its

liberals

O

C. A conservative shift in the Court's position on the issue of race

D. A continuation of the Court's liberal rulings in favor of civil rights

D. A continuation of the Court's liberal rulings in favor of civil rights

Explanation:

Blakke's case was found to be dividing among the judges in that despite having better qualifications than the minorities who were admitted into the universities he was not.

It cannot be said that the University was violating rights as it was promoting a policy of furthering the interests of historically discriminated against minorities who had it harder to study than the white population.

The continuation towards the curt's liberal rulings was found to be upheld.