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Affirmative Action: At the Intersection of Politics & Education, Article Co-Authored by Lastrealindians’ Ruth Hopkins
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In fall 2012, politics and education will again collide head-on when Fisher v. University of Texas will be heard before the U.S. Supreme Court. The case involves Abigail Noel Fisher who claims she was not admitted to the University of Texas at Austin because she is white. The eight people deciding the affirmative action case […]read more
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