Austin American-Statesman Article RatingU.S. Supreme Court overturns affirmative action. Here's what it means for Texas colleges.
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60% : More: What is affirmative action?53% : While those percentages have since been increasing, the University of Michigan and the University of California system both argued in favor of affirmative action in amicus briefs to the Supreme Court, saying that efforts to increase diversity on campus without explicitly considering race in admissions had fallen short of their goals.
39% : When affirmative action was banned in states like Michigan and California, the percentage of Black and Hispanic students quickly dropped at the state's top universities.
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