According to the Chronicle of Higher Education, a federal lawsuit filed on Monday accuses the University of Texas at Austin of improperly considering an applicant's race when more-effective, race-neutral, ways of achieving diversity were available.
Read more about the case from an article on the Chronicle of Higher Education online (available through a subscription from the Law Library).
Learn more about affirmative action by reviewing any of the books found by searching the GULLiver catalog for the subject of: Affirmative Action Programs - Law and Legislation - United States.
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Lawsuit Accuses U. of Texas of Illegally Reintroducing Race-Based Admissions
April 10, 2008 · Kumar Percy Jayasuriya
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