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The Future of Race-Conscious Admissions
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The Supreme Court is considering whether race-conscious admissions should be allowed indirectly through other factors and if diversity can be achieved without taking race into account. However, the conservative majority appears to be prepared to do away with programs that directly take account of race in admissions.
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