Harvard Can Use Race as an Admissions Factor,

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The ruling in the Harvard affirmative action case rejected claims that the school discriminated against Asian Americans to admit more black and Hispanic students and determined that colleges can use race in their admission decisions. An expert on affirmative action in university admissions reacts to the ruling and offers insights into whether the case will be appealed and how long before race won't be needed.

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