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The Supreme Court gathered Monday to debate one of the most important questions this term: Whether colleges may consider the race of their applicants.

A new poll suggests that more than half of Asian Americans say they would support a potential U.S. Supreme Court decision to "ban" affirmative action policies, while nearly 40% of them consider it racist.

A new poll suggests that more than half of Asian Americans say they would support a potential U.S. Supreme Court decision to "ban" affirmative action policies, while nearly 40% of them consider it racist.

The Supreme Court gathered Monday to debate one of the most important questions this term: Whether colleges may consider the race of their applicants.

The Supreme Court’s newest member, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, got to the heart of the matter in recent oral arguments over affirmative action in college admissions: Does the nation’s long

There are many options beyond racial preferences.

The Supreme Court gathered Monday to debate one of the most important questions this term: Whether colleges may consider the race of their applicants.

This week, the justices heard arguments about a practice that has long been a part of selecting college classes.

Patrick Strawbridge is representing Students for Fair Admissions in a suit against the race-conscious admissions.

The ugly facts revealed about admissions at UNC and Harvard confirm what Roberts said long ago: "It is a sordid business, this divvying us up by race."