From WSJopinion: Even if the Supreme Court rules against using race in college admissions, some schools plan to ignore it, writes wjmcgurn
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Any day now, the Supreme Court will issue landmark rulings on the constitutionality and statutory compliance of using racial preferences in college admissions. And already the empire is fighting back.Continue reading your article with
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