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Race Matters After Admissions | A Convo with Dr. Evelyn Carter.
Last episode, we explored how race matters after university admissions. Affirmative action advocates often highlight diversity’s “speech” function—that is, how more diversity promotes richer conversations in the classroom. That’s true, but it understates the case for diversity. Accordingly, we shift
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