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The future of legacy admissions at USC

The future of legacy admissions at USC
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The future of legacy admissions at USC

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CNN This Morning

preferences. it's 28% of the cls at harvard. if we didn't have more students of color would be there. >> in the complaint i think there is kind of six requests or six specific asks of the department of education in terms of an investigation into the admissions practices, certain declarations related to legacy preferences. is that kind of how you seek to resolve this? what's the pathway forward in terms of trying to address what this complaint brings to bear? >> the most important thing here is to find ways to make sure that students are not being assigned preferences, given bonus points, extra consideration -- >> right. but which ways are you thinking? >> with their donor status. with their alumni afill yags. that's how they are getting the preference -- >> i understand that. which ways do you want to try to address that.

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Hannity

everyone agrees. this after a group of asian-american students filed a complaint against harvard and the university of north carolina chapel hill alleging that they failed to employ employee race neutral admissions practices. the majority opinion delivered by chief justice john roberts said that any student, quote, must be treated based on his or her experiences as an individual, not on the basis of race. highlighting the importance of this case in a rare move. justices clarence thomas and sonya sotomayor also read their opinions from the bench. now with justice thomas declaring, quote, at all forms discrimination based on race including so-called affirmative action are prohibited under the constitution. now harvard did in fact released a statement following the decision acknowledging that the court ruled their admissions

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Hannity

>> i don't agree. this this after a group of asian-american students filed complaint against harvard and the university of north carolinaa hill, alleging that ta they failed to employ racet neutral admissions practices. now the majority opinion delivered, chief justice john roberts said that any studenn t, quote, must be treat based on his or her experiencebs . an individual not on the basis of race, highlighting the importance of this case in a rare move. noarw justices clarence thomas d and sonia sotomayor also and actually read their opinions from the bench now, with justice thomas declaring, quote, at alnow l forms discrimination based on race, including so-called action, areo prohibited under the u.s. co. titutionhi now, a harvard did, in fact, release a statement following the decision acknowledging that the court ruled their admissions policies did

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CNN News Central

to restructure their admissions process, because this opinion does leave a little bit of question, because it is overall prohibiting the colleges and universities from relying on race and the admissions process, but what we saw in the opinion is that the majority here insists that they are not specifically overruling 40 years of precedent to allow schools to use race in a factor in admissions, but at the same time, they are barring the applicants from what is checking a box indicating race, and they are stopping the schools from looking specifically at the race of an applicant, and as a result here, this does mark a major change, four decades in the making, of how colleges and universities can conduct their admissions practices moving forward. so the majority in this opinion, and what they are saying here is that you cannot essentially check a box, but they are not going prohibit the applicants from discussing race whether it is in essays or otherwise how it

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America Reports

legal covenant that binds together our multi-racial, multi-ethnic nation. the polarizing stigmatizing and unfair jurisprudence that allowed colleges and universities to use a student's race and ethnicity as a factor to either admit them or reject them has been overruled. these discriminatory admissions practices undermined the integrity of our civil rights laws. ending racial preferences in college admissions is an outcome that the vast majority of all americans, of all races, will celebrate. a university doesn't have real diversity when it simply assembles students who look different but come from similar

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America Reports

and i expect that you are going to have a rising amount of challenges as this sort of raises that issue back to people's attention. >> sandra: as far as reaction coming in from the attorney general, merrick garland, on the supreme court's ruling, this is just in to us now. the supreme court's decision under cuts efforts by universities across the country, a.g. says, to create a diverse group of graduates prepared to lead an increasingly diverse nation, and set back opportunity for all americans and finishing the statement, the department of justice remains committed using all available legal tools in the coming weeks we will work with the department of education to provide resources to college and universities on what admissions practices and programs remain lawful following the court's decision. i'll let you tell us where you think that means they are going with this while also alerting our viewers that we are going to

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Chris Jansing Reports

counsel have been closely monitoring the changes in admissions procedures should the court reach a decision like the one today. we remain vigilant and intend to initiate litigation should universities defiantly flout this clear ruling and the dictates of title 6 and the equal protection clause. >> that was edward bloom speaking right now, he is the founder of students for fair admissions, the organization that brought these two lawsuits before the supreme court, so basil, given what we just heard there, i want to read a little bit from justice jackson's dissent in which he says in the unc case, to demand that colleges ignore race in today's admissions practices and thus disregard the fact that racial disparities may have mattered for where some applicants find themselves today is not only an affront to the dignity of those

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The Lead With Jake Tapper

what they then do is kick the ladder out from under those doing the hard work of helping create a multiracial democracy in which there's access and opportunity for all. they confuse people, as your guest kenny xu appeared to be confused about the admissions process in these schools, but also in the very sad belief that he has nothing to learn from students who haven't scored a particular score on the s.a.t. that's precisely the reason i think why these admissions practices are so important, so the students can understand what it means to be with other students who have different experiences, who are also qualified to make it into those schools and to have students understand how much they have to learn that's not on the piece of paper, not in the book, and that's from their colleague whose are sitting at the desks next to them. a terrible decision today. powerful dissents that are important but a watershed moment in our attempts to create a healthy racial democracy.

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