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Supreme Court Weighs Affirmative Action Again
The US Supreme Court has limited affirmative action in past cases, but it’s never banned the practice nationwide. Today’s case provides that opportunity. It was heard by eight of the nine justices. Former Solicitor General of the US Elena Kagen recused herself.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe US Supreme Court has limited affirmative action in past cases, but it’s never banned the practice nationwide. Today’s case provides that opportunity. It was heard by eight of the nine justices. Former Solicitor General of the US Elena Kagen recused herself.
