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Supreme Court bans affirmative action in higher education

Por: New York Daily News Politics June 29, 2023

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The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that race cannot be considered in higher education admissions, a decision that strikes a political third rail, alters American life and promises to reshape admissions policies at public and private colleges in 41 states. The conservative Supreme Court’s 6-to-3 decision to ban affirmative action in higher education had been expected for months, and could have lasting effects on American campuses, increasing... + full article



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