and that was where they all wanted to send their nice kids but with ballard fall and other things that send a tie-breaker, there were going to be sent way self in seattle to an asian and african-american high school with a 40% dropout rate. the affluent white parents don't like that, and they litigated the case. it goes up to the supreme court. now i want to go back just 25 years for one second. seattle had earlier, and these are all voluntary cases than by a school board without pressure from courts, and in 1982, seattle had a busing case where there was busing in seattle and the state of washington passed a referendum outlawing busing except in the the court order and the supreme court held in that case 5-4 that was unconstitutional for the voters to prevent a local school district from using busing. 25 years later, the supreme court holds that it is unconstitutional for a local school to voluntarily go to busing for racial balance. that is a huge change. it also is a flip from the michigan affirmative action case, because chief justice roberts opinion talks in terms of a colorblind