"Students for Fair Admissions"

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29 June 2023

Nahla Owens, a rising junior at Harvard, and Kashish Bastola, a rising sophomore, also at Harvard, share a hug in solidarity as the protest the US Supreme Court ruling that universities may not consider race in admissions, effectively ending affirmative action. The pair of cases brought by Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina (UNC) claim that race was the deciding factor in rejecting their applications for admission.

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29 June 2023

A person celebrating the US Supreme Court ruling that universities may not consider race in admissions, effectively ending affirmative action, yells at protesters against the decision. The pair of cases brought by Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina (UNC) claim that race was the deciding factor in rejecting their applications for admission.

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#10216724

29 June 2023

US Supreme Court move to arrest a man who entered a prohibited area of the plaza during demonstrations for and against the Court’s ruling that universities may not consider race in admissions, effectively ending affirmative action. The pair of cases brought by Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina (UNC) claim that race was the deciding factor in rejecting their applications for admission.

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#10216722

29 June 2023

US Supreme Court Police stand in front of the building shortly after the Court’s ruling that universities may not consider race in admissions, effectively ending affirmative action. The pair of cases brought by Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina (UNC) claim that race was the deciding factor in rejecting their applications for admission.

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#10216720

29 June 2023

Yukong Mike Zhao of the Asian American Coalition for Education talks with reporters as he celebrate the US Supreme Court ruling that universities may not consider race in admissions, effectively ending affirmative action. The pair of cases brought by Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina (UNC) claim that race was the deciding factor in rejecting their applications for admission.

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#10216718

29 June 2023

Members of the Asian American Coalition for Education and the DC chapter of the Asian American Political Action Committee celebrates theUS Supreme Court ruling that universities may not consider race in admissions, effectively ending affirmative action. The pair of cases brought by Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina (UNC) claim that race was the deciding factor in rejecting their applications for admission.

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#10216716

29 June 2023

Members of the Asian American Coalition for Education and the DC chapter of the Asian American Political Action Committee celebrates theUS Supreme Court ruling that universities may not consider race in admissions, effectively ending affirmative action. The pair of cases brought by Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina (UNC) claim that race was the deciding factor in rejecting their applications for admission.

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29 June 2023

Min Chen of the DC chapter of the Asian America Political Action Committee celebrates theUS Supreme Court ruling that universities may not consider race in admissions, effectively ending affirmative action. The pair of cases brought by Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina (UNC) claim that race was the deciding factor in rejecting their applications for admission.

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#10216620

29 June 2023

Christopher Banks, Director of Education and Workplace Policy with the Urban League of Portland speaks reporters following the Supreme Court’s ruling that universities may not consider race in admissions, effectively ending affirmative action. Banks’ emphasized the detrimental effect the Court’s decision will have on social mobility in the United States

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29 June 2023

Christopher Banks, Director of Education and Workplace Policy with the Urban League of Portland speaks with students from Washington Adventist University following the Supreme Court ruling that universities may not consider race in admissions, effectively ending affirmative action. Banks’ emphasized the detrimental effect the Court’s decision will have on social mobility in the United States

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25 December 2021

Recruitment cards for the Delta Zeta sorority on a table during a student recruitment and information fair at University of Windsor campus in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, on November 08, 2013. The students can then have to decide if they wish to peruse their degree at the university, if accepted.

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