Center for Equal Opportunity Shines Spotlight on Preferences

By PETER SCHMIDT

Sterling, Va.

The Center for Equal Opportunity's office looks out over racial and ethnic diversity. The restaurants in the local strip malls serve the cuisines of El Salvador, Korea, and Vietnam, a reflection of the large immigrant populations in the sprawling suburbs of Washington. The faces in the parking lots are white, black,...

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