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Supreme Court decision Students for Fair Admissions Inc v President and Fellows of Harvard College bans schools from using race in admissions under equal protection clause. Does not impact private business because no federal funding. Could spawn DEI program challenges.
Students with low sat or act scores. nothing to do with race or national origin. they have the ability to select who they want to come into the school. they just can't base it off of discriminatory practices related to race. i don't think they can make that logical step to convince the court that this is race based. >> julie: the 31 page complaint says harvard's consideration of legacy preferences violates federal law. they admits predominantly white students using donor and legacy preferences and excludes non-white applicants. as a recipient of federal funds harvard is required to follow titl...
Interesting now that you have republican presidential candidates targeting corporate diversity efforts in the wake of this decision. how does this decision affect those efforts longer term, you see corporate america something being told, i'm sorry, you can no longer use race in your hiring practices. >> it's not gonna happen overnight, it will have that i believe the supreme court will find eventually that if colour-blind this is the standard for equal protection and for title vi which is the statute that regulates any institution that receives government funding, if that is the theory of colo...
The Supreme Court has spoken on affirmative action. But our democratic duty to improve educational access remains, writes Olatunde Johnson.
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