affirmative action

Antonin Scalia Thinks Black Students Aren't As Smart As Other Students

He made the comments during a major case about affirmative action at public universities.
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Chief Justice Wants To Know Exactly When Affirmative Action Can Die

In a contentious hearing, the Supreme Court shows deep divisions on whether race can remain a factor in college admissions.
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Supreme Court Justices Look Anew At Affirmative Action In Texas

Here we go again.
By Mark Sherman, Associated Press

The Supreme Court Is Back At Work, And Things Look Pretty Ugly Already

Affirmative action, public unions and legislative representation are all on the chopping block in the next nine months.
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BACK IN SESSION

The court also is expected to reject hundreds of appeals that piled up over the summer.
By MARK SHERMAN, AP

4 'Reverse Racism' Myths That Need To Stop

"Why isn't there a White History Month?!"
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Colleges Are Finding Ways To Increase Diversity Without Affirmative Action

Sorry, legacy students.
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Education Department Dismisses Complaint From Asian Americans' Group Against Harvard

By AP

The Truth About Affirmative Action Cases and College Admissions

Fisher v. University of Texas-Austin and Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action, could have the most groundbreaking rulings regarding affirmative action in higher education to date. These cases have the potential to set a new precedent for how applicants are evaluated in the admissions process.
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