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What If There Had Been No Affirmative Action? || Debate Clip || Affirmative Action

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February 28, 2014

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Law professors Gail Heriot and Richard Sander tell Charles Fried how they imagine America would look today without any affirmative action. Professors Randall Kennedy and Theodore Shaw look to the potential future with affirmative action in place. A clip from the debate, "Affirmative Action on Campus Does More Harm Than Good."

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