Far from it, the point is that the lived experience of the individual matters, just not their race explicitly. The court recognizes the effects of race and rec

Far from it, the point is that the lived experience of the individual matters, just not their race explicitly. The court recognizes the effects of race and recognizes them as valuable when considering a candidate, just not their race per se. If you allow me to be a bit cheeky, it values the content of their character over the color of their skin.