In a landmark affirmative action case concerning college admissions (Regents of the University of California, Petitioner, v. Allan Bakke - 1978), U.S. Supreme Court Justice Henry Blackmun noted, "To get beyond racism we must first take account of race.There is no other way.And in order to treat some persons equally, we must treat them differently. We cannotwe dare not let the Equal Protection Clause perpetuate racial supremacy."What do you understand by this statement?Do you agree?Contrast Blackmun's statement with people who strive to be "colorblind".Is colorblindness different from equality?How have the courts dealt with this dichotomy?Provide brief examples of actual cases to support claims.