swan lee is the group's co—founder. thank you for coming on the programme. my pleasure.s latest report from the department ofjustice? yes, on behalf of hundreds of immigrant groups but also it is clear that the government has sided with the majority opinion of americans on this issue. this survey and the centre results for many years are more than 70% of americans clearly believe race should not be a factor in college admissions and this includes the majority of all the racial groups, so this is definitely popular opinion with grassroots americans. universities like yale university say they want a diverse intake of students to reflect their populations and that that diversity is a strength? diversity is a strength? diversity is a strength and it's not only achieved by race, influenced method. it is achieved by social economic status influenced approach which is popular and supported by a lot of americans, so using race as a factor actually covers off the social economic issues — is out because every racial group there is clear that there are different economic groups in

. >> reporter: swan lee, cofounder of the asian-american coalition for education wh filed the original complaint against yale says rac shouldn't play into admissions. >> diversity is better acevedit consideration, not approach. >> reporter: the supreme court has ruled several times that race can be narrowly used as one of the many factors. in college admissions. but the doj says yale is weighing race too heavily. next month the department is set to back asian-american students appealing a ruling in favor of harvard's admissions process. two schools in the spotlight, amid accusations that could impact affirmative action in higher education. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> up next, delivering packages and inspiration. >>> the unlikely friendship between a little boy and an everyday hero in this pandemic, here's catie beck. >> in one charlotte, north carolina neighborhood these two often arrive as a package deal. >> he likes going around and playing delivery man with the neighbors and bringing packages it's become something that everyone on the streets enjoys. >> reporter: 3-yea