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are we allowed to discuss the recent Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action in college admissions?  if it's too political, i completely understand.
https://abc11.com/affirmative-action-sup.../13231445/

Good luck enforcing it.

College admissions know diversity is good for education, so there was a natural inclination to purposely enroll people from certain ethnic backgrounds.

Because they know this, they will want to find ways to continue ensuring diversity.

On a related note, it's clear Troy Taylor doesn't practice affirmative action as it is. Not a very ethnically diverse staff to be honest.

All of which, of course, explains Elijah Brown. Not.

[76lsjumb]

are we allowed to discuss the recent Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action in college admissions?  if it's too political, i completely understand.
https://abc11.com/affirmative-action-sup.../13231445/

Good luck enforcing it.

College admissions know diversity is good for education, so there was a natural inclination to purposely enroll people from certain ethnic backgrounds.

Because they know this, they will want to find ways to continue ensuring diversity.

On a related note, it's clear Troy Taylor doesn't practice affirmative action as it is. Not a very ethnically diverse staff to be honest.

All of which, of course, explains Elijah Brown. Not.