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Race Matters During Admissions with Prof. Jerry Kang
The Supreme Court is poised to ban affirmative action in college admissions. So we asked the question: Do "colorblind" admissions = race-neutral admissions? In a society where race/ism pervades so many aspects of our private and public lives, the unavoidable answer is no. To unpack this insight, Pro
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