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7:07Now PlayingSupreme Court votes in a conservative marjority to strike down affirmative action for college admissions and programs and roll back history. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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State affirmative action bans helped White, Asian students, hurt others
"The Supreme Court has ruled to restrict affirmative action and eliminate race-conscious admissions in higher education, overturning more than four decades of court precedent.
A Washington Post review of 30 years of race and ethnicity data from the eight states that currently ban race-based admission policies in higher education shows how a federal ban on affirmative action might harm minority students across the United States.
Two lawsuits, against the University of North Carolina and Harvard University, are behind the high court’s decision to federally restrict affirmative action. Plaintiffs in both cases contend that race-conscious admissions favor some students — Black, Hispanic and Native Americans — over others."
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