Sentence examples for racial admissions from inspiring English sources

Since 2001 more than 70 public universities have introduced racial admissions quotas.

In recent cases, the Boston Latin School in Massachusetts and Lowell High School in San Francisco, were forced to abandon their racial admissions targets.

Colleges make the claim clearly refuted by the book's ample evidence that giving racial admissions preferences enhances minority students' opportunities for academic and career success.

But the evidence that they present makes obvious that the solution to educational inequity is not to be found in continuing to mask it with racial admissions preferences that harm students.

Although many who have rallied to Fisher's cause would be happy to have the court invalidate all racial preferences in admissions, she is making a narrower claim: that the University of Texas' approach to college admissions violates the principle that race may be considered only as a last resort.

Again, Obama seemed to agree with O'Connor, in his grudging support for racial preferences in admissions.

A decision limiting — or eliminating — racial preferences in admissions seems highly likely.

Lower courts upheld the Texas plan, which allows an extremely limited use of racial diversity in admissions.

Academically competitive exam schools have had no more luck in adopting explicit racial and ethnic admissions goals.

He voted against a bill that would have prohibited colleges and universities from using racial preferences in admissions.

In 2003, for example, the court upheld a university's racial preferences in admissions while guessing that they would not be needed in 25 years.