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Previous unjust Supreme Court rulings established a “silent majority” and allocated for crime, disorder, and moral decay. Nixon reformed judicial policy with the help of Chief Justice Earl Warren; Over his career Warren expanded civil liberties and federal power while enforcing equality and reinstating fair verdicts to the judicial system. Warren retired June 1969. He later died from cardiac arrest after 52 years of public service in 1974 at 83 years old.

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This Supreme Court Case corrected unfair/bias voting representation. Baker V. Carr established voter equality, reforming disproportionate legislative  representation; In turn strengthening the voting voice and power of African Americans Hispanics and Minorities.

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In May 1970, students who protested the US bombing of Cambodia clashed with Ohio National Guardsmen on the Kent State University campus. Guardsmen unlawfully killed 4 students, shocking campuses throughout the country. With a country divided, the shooting became the focal point of societal issues during the Vietnam War.

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Definition: noun (in the context of the allocation of resources or employment) the practice or policy of favoring individuals belonging to groups known to have been discriminated against previously.

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Bakke V. Board of Regents California 1978:

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Bakke V. Board of Regents California 1978:

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Bakke V. Board of Regents enforced desegregation of public colleges. This court case addressed typical marketing that portrayed discrimination. However, this decision still allowed the right of optional Affirmative Action. The university's racial “quotas'' were deemed unconstitutional.