Ben Shapiro discusses the recent decision to drop racist branding, questions its impact on American life, and highlights flawed policies that fail to address racial divides effectively. He also explores the controversy surrounding Kellogg's cereal boxes and the misguided attempt to combat racism by targeting innocent symbols. Additionally, Shapiro delves into the University of California's decision to drop the SAT and ACT, revealing a surprising study that suggests these tests actually increased enrollment for underrepresented groups.
