In cases against Harvard and the University of North Carolina, Supreme Court Justices ruled the use of race in college admissions unconstitutional.
Enrollments Will Increase At Historically Black Colleges And Universities
Much of this was attributed to HBCUs offering Black students psychologically safer, culturally affirming educational alternatives to PWIs. As has always been the case, HBCUs will continue to recruit and admit talented Black students without discriminating against applicants from other racial groups.2018 research report
In our nation’s post-Affirmative Action era, Black student representation at most PWIs will decline everywhere except in revenue-generating sports. Coaches will continue traveling far and wide to find extraordinarily gifted Black student-athletes, including Black women who comprise significant shares of basketball and track teams.
Despite being underrepresented amongst full-time faculty and in leadership roles, I noted in my 2020 testimony to the U.S. House of Representatives that employees of color comprise 46% of professionals in low-level service roles on campuses. Their representation in the workforce at most PWIs won’t decline much, if at all.
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