In 2014, the u. s. supreme court upheld the state of michigan's ban on affirmative action. in a passionate dissent, justice sonya sotamayor argued that the law placed an undue burden on racial and ethnic minority students not faced by other applicants. what type of equality was justice sotamayor arguing in favor of?

equality of condition

Explanation:

The answer is "equality of condition".

Justice Sonya Sotamayor is a lawyer and she is a jurist in the United States  of America. She placed a powerful defense for equality in the Michigan's ban on affirmative action.

Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action is a case which concerns about the affirmative action and race-based discrimination and gender-based discrimination for taking admissions in public university.

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