News Brief | How colleges could tout 'diversity' even if Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action

 

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How colleges could tout 'diversity' even if Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action The Supreme Court's 6-3 Republican-appointed majority could soon end race-conscious affirmative action admissions policies at universities, though some professors say colleges may still promote diversity and inclusion, depending on the scope of the justices' ruling. Read the full story here.

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