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Why affirmative action case doesn’t fully ban race in admissions

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June 30, 2023

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Legal expert Rakim Brooks, who is president of Alliance for Justice and a Yale Law graduate, breaks down how Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson played a role in Chief Justice John Roberts not going as far in his ruling opinion in striking down affirmative action programs at Harvard and UNC. Student applicants, he said, will have to “take the extra step of showing rather than telling.” TheGrio’s White House correspondent Gerren Keith Gaynor reports.

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