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<p>Years ago, a Department of Education official sent a joke in the form of a mock memo from Harvard's admissions office to the school's dean of admissions. The joke referenced Asian stereotypes. Its exact content, as referenced in a sidebar in a federal court trial, had been sealed, and then protected by mutual agreement between the trial judge and the parties. Why?</p>

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Behind the scenes of the Harvard affirmative action case, a joke about Asian applicants

Behind the scenes of the Harvard affirmative action case, a joke about Asian applicants
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The Secret Joke at the Heart of the Harvard Affirmative-Action Case

A federal official wrote a parody of Harvard’s attitude toward Asian Americans and shared it with the dean of admissions. Why did a judge try to hide that from the public?

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Fred Wertheimer

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