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The last time I was asked to comment on changes in race law since Brown' was in 1983 at the Legal Defense Fund's annual celebration of the Brown decision. There, in response to Assistant Attorney General William Bradford Reynold's invocation of the nondiscrimination principle-the principle of colorblindness-as the basis for the Civil Rights Division's current opposition to many remedial programs, I said in part:

A Comment on the Nondiscrimination Principle in a "Nation of Minorities"