Constructors vs. Pena, in which a majority owned business lost a contract to a minority owned business even though the majority owned business had the lower bid. Another case, one of many cases that are still out there, was, Regents of the University of California vs. Bakke (Encyclopedia Americana 241). In this case, Allan Bakke was not allowed admission to the University of California's medical school because their quota system would not permit them to do so. Claiming that his rights, equal protection under the law, had been denied, Allan Bakke proceeded to file a lawsuit against the University and win a landmark case in which the Supreme Court stated that special admissions programs were unconstitutional. Due to these changes in people's beliefs of the program, the time to reform has become clearer than ever before. This case was one of the first steps taken in the fight for reformation of the program.
             Diving deeper, we reach those further toward the left wing approach to Affirmative Action. These people believe that there is nothing wrong with the program and that it should stay as it has always been. Feeling that the minorities in this country will never be fully equal, they see Affirmative Action as the only measure to keep equality a ver
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