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Majority of Americans support banning the consideration of race during college admissions: Poll

Por: Fox News Politics October 23, 2022

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A new poll released by the Washington Post shows that 63% surveyed support banning the consideration of race during college admissions.The poll, conducted by The Washington Post and George Mason University, asked adults about racial diversity programs on American .When asked, Would you support or oppose the Supreme Court banning colleges and universities from considering a student's race and ethnicity when making decisions about student... + full article



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