Denea Joseph

UCLA

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Senior at UCLA double majoring in political science and African American studies; undergraduate representative to Associated Students UCLA

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Tomorrow, the US Supreme Court will take another look at making race and ethnicity part of admissions to elite public colleges and universities.

Does Affirmative Action Have a Future?

Tomorrow, the US Supreme Court will take another look at making race and ethnicity part of admissions to elite public colleges and universities.

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