The U.S. Supreme Court has issued a unanimous ruling affirming that discrimination against any racial group, including whites, constitutes unlawful discrimination. The decision clarifies that the concept of "reverse discrimination" is not recognized legally, as discrimination applies equally to all individuals regardless of their group identity. The ruling, which includes agreement from the Court's liberal justices, emphasizes that discrimination cannot be selectively permitted based on race or other characteristics. This decision reinforces protections under the Civil Rights Act and affirms that individuals who face discrimination, whether white, straight, or Christian, have the right to seek legal recourse. The Court's clarification ends decades of debate over whether discrimination against majority groups is legally distinct from other forms of discrimination.