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Affirmative Action Ruling May Save American Colleges - The American Spectator

Without spending a penny, the affirmative action ruling may have triggered the beginning of a revival in confidence in our colleges.

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The A Better Chance Program and The End of Affirmative Action

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The U S should end legacy college admissions

Who will benefit from the Supreme Court’s recent ruling striking down race as a factor in college admissions? Mostly, just wealthy white people.

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Kolhatkar: Legacy admissions are affirmative action for the rich

Legacy admissions give wealthy people a leg-up in ensuring that generational wealth, privilege, and power remain in the family.

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End Legacy Admissions | FlaglerLive

Colleges are free to continue giving preferential treatment to the children of alumni, donors, and other well-connected, privileged people.

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