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Proposition 209 Appeal

Proposition 209. Last year's ban on race and gender preferences is back in the news. A federal appeals court says it's legal after all. As the battle goes on in California, other states are looking at similar measures, but private industry may be moving in the opposite direction.

By Warren Olney • Apr 11, 1997 • 1 min read

Proposition 209. Last year's ban on race and gender preferences is back in the news. A federal appeals court says it's legal after all. As the battle goes on in California, other states are looking at similar measures, but private industry may be moving in the opposite direction.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Frances Anderton
architecture critic and author

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Which Way, L.A.?

Proposition 209 Appeal

Proposition 209. Last year's ban on race and gender preferences is back in the news. A federal appeals court says it's legal after all. As the battle goes on in California, other states are looking at similar measures, but private industry may be moving in the opposite direction.

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Which Way, L.A.?

Proposition 209 Appeal

Proposition 209. Last year's ban on race and gender preferences is back in the news. A federal appeals court says it's legal after all. As the battle goes on in California, other states are looking at similar measures, but private industry may be moving in the opposite direction.

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