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Free Speech Forum finally arrives

It has been almost a month since Jacksonville State was first introduced to the idea of a free speech forum coming to campus.

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Explainer: Rearview look at affirmative action and Black college enrollment

ATLANTA — While many public colleges and universities had already jettisoned affirmative action programs, the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 29 ruling against factoring race in college admissions, leaves private, more

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EXPLAINER: Rearview look at affirmative action and Black college enrollment

ATLANTA — While many public colleges and universities had already jettisoned affirmative action programs, the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 29 ruling against factoring race in college admissions, leaves private, more

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EXPLAINER: Rearview look at affirmative action and Black college enrollment

ATLANTA — While many public colleges and universities had already jettisoned affirmative action programs, the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 29 ruling against factoring race in college admissions, leaves private, more

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Explainer: Rearview look at affirmative action and Black college enrollment

ATLANTA — While many public colleges and universities had already jettisoned affirmative action programs, the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 29 ruling against factoring race in college admissions, leaves private, more

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