The Supreme Court has permitted a university to give preferences to racial minority students in order to allow them to lead mainstream American way of life. This plan, which aims to achieve racial diversity, has numerous benefits for students, including exposure to different cultures and ideas. While some argue that the university should have set forth clearly the level of minority enrolment that would constitute a critical mass, others believe that strict adherence to race-conscious admission policies can lead to negative educational environments and social stigma against racial minority groups. Nevertheless, I concur with the opinion as it reflects elements of progressive legislation, which encompasses racial diversification in our society.