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Black enrollment at Harvard Law lowest since 1960s after affirmative action ruling
Minority-owned firms fear 'crisis' as affirmative action programs fall
How will universities handle diversity goals now that affirmative action is illegal?
What is the effect of the Supreme Court's affirmative-action ban?
What has been the effect of the Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action?
The impact of the Supreme Court's reversal of affirmative action, explained in one chart
Black student enrollment falls at Harvard, more schools after Supreme Court ends affirmative action
Harvard Reports Slight Decline in Black Students After Affirmative Action Ruling
Harvard reports slight decline in Black students in wake of affirmative action ruling
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson discusses affirmative action
Colleges confirm advocates' worst fears after Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
Top US college says diversity slumps after affirmative action ban
'I'm SC judge, thanks to affirmative action'
Affirmative action is under attack. How did we get here?
Law schools see most diverse pool of candidates ever, despite affirmative action SCOTUS ruling
Industries see diversity challenges following Supreme Court upending affirmative action
A law that helped end slavery is now a weapon to end affirmative action
West Point sued over race-based admissions after Supreme Court’s rejection of affirmative action
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