Both the challengers and defenders of affirmative action have been citing the Court’s 1954 decision in Brown v. Board of Education. One side argues that the ruling intended for school admissions to be colorblind, whereas the other side says that it is necessary to see race to ensure equality. Is there a fine line?

LINK TO PUBLISHED ARTICLE:  https://noahwebstereducationalfoundation.org/supreme-court-hears-affirmative-action-college-application-cases/


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