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The Los Angeles Times
Are Asian American college applicants at a disadvantage? Supreme Court debate stirs fear
Kenji Horigome’s college application featured a 4.2 GPA, challenging coursework and a compelling narrative of losing his father as a boy and struggling to make ends meet with his single mother, a low-wage Koreatown restaurant worker. But he didn’t bother to apply to Harvard or Yale.
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The Epoch Times
【大纪元2022年10月31日讯】（大纪元记者蔡溶纽约报导）在哈佛和北卡大学招生歧视案听审前一天，美国亚裔教育联盟（AACE）周日在华盛顿举行三个半小时的集会，不同背景、不同肤色的人在美国最高法院前，举着“人人享有平等的教育权利”“现在废除平权法案”“评判优劣，不看肤色”“多元性不等于肤色”等牌子，支持提起诉讼等原告方，众多人士在集会上发言。
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American Kahani
One of the persons associated with the case is high-profile anti-affirmation activist Vijay Jojo Chokal-Ingam, brother of actor, writer and producer Mindy Kaling.
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The Wall Street Journal
Racial Discrimination and Harvard’s Invidious Boxes
Not only preferences but the categories that colleges use are unconstitutional.
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The Harvard Crimson
Hundreds Gather for Dueling Rallies Ahead of Trial Challenging Harvard Admissions: Live Updates
The day before a lawsuit challenging Harvard's admissions practices goes to trial, demonstrators took to the streets in Cambridge and Boston to hold two dueling rallies — one pro-Harvard and one pro-SFFA, the group suing the University.
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‘We’re here to say no’: Asian American critics rally against Harvard admissions policy
‘We’re here to say no’: Asian American critics rally against Harvard admissions policy
BOSTON — Lee Cheng, son of a librarian and a bookkeeper from China, graduated a quarter-century ago from Harvard University with a life story that represents an immigrant version of the American Dream.
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The Times
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The Boston Globe
Telling the Wrong Story About Racial Discrimination in Education
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Slate
Why Some Asian-American Groups Are Supporting a Conservative Effort to Attack Affirmative Action
Most Asian Americans support affirmative action. But the vocal minority supporting a lawsuit against Harvard are making sure their message is heard.
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The Pitt News
Q&A with Vijay Chokal-Ingam: Affirmative action is racist
Vijay Chokal-Ingam may not be as well-known as his famous sister, actress and comedian Mindy Kaling, but he’s generated a bit of chatter about his book, “Almost Black: The True Story of How I Got into Medical School by Pretending to be Black.”
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Fox News
Rallygoers plead with Supreme Court to end race-based admissions: ‘Do not scapegoat Asians’
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in two landmark affirmative action cases involving Harvard University and the University of North Carolina
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The Wrap
Mindy Kaling’s Brother Writing a Book About Pretending to Be a Black Man to Get Into Med School
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Huffington Post
Mindy Kaling’s Brother Admits He Pretended To Be Black So He Could Get Into Medical School
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CNN
Mindy Kaling’s brother: I faked being black to get into medical school
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NBC News
Mindy Kaling’s Brother: I Posed As Black to Get Into Med School
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Inside Edition
Mindy Kaling’s Brother Speaks Out on Pretending to be Black to Get into Med School
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Christian Science Monitor
Why Mindy Kaling’s brother posed as black to get into med school
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CBS News
Mindy Kaling’s brother claims he pretended to be black to get into med school
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Washington Post
Mindy Kaling’s brother claims he got into medical school by posing as black
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The Telegraph
Mindy Kaling’s brother ‘pretended to be black’ to get into medical school
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TIME
Mindy Kaling’s Brother Claims He Pretended to Be Black to Get Into Med School
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NY Daily News
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Us Weekly
Mindy Kaling’s Estranged Brother, Vijay Chokal-Ingam, Pretended to Be Black to Get Into Med School
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Los Angeles Times
Mindy Kaling’s brother says pretending to be black got him into med school
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PEOPLE
Mindy Kaling’s Brother Claims He Pretended to Be Black to Get into Medical School
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New York Post
Mindy Kaling’s brother pretended to be black to get into med school
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Daily Mail
Mindy Kaling’s brother claims he ‘posed as a black man’ to get into medical school
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BuzzFeed
Mindy Kaling’s Brother Says He Got Into Medical School By Posing As Black
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Daily Beast
Mindy Kaling’s Brother Claims He Posed as a Black Man to Get Into Medical
The True Story of How I Got into
Medical School by Pretending to Be Black
