Colorado campuses could look different after Supreme Court affirmative action ruling

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : The last time the Supreme Court took up affirmative action was in 2016, when it upheld that colleges and universities can use race in admissions.
50% :The Supreme Court decision stems from two cases that were brought by Students for Fair Admissions, an organization headed by Edward Blum, who has spent years fighting affirmative action policies.
50% : While Asian Americans are highlighted in the case, they have a mixed view on affirmative action and using race in admissions, according to a Pew Research Center study.
45% : "My guess is that some of the parents who are driving the narrative that affirmative action is harming their children have actually been the beneficiary of affirmative action policies," she said.
32% : Data from states that previously banned affirmative action provide a look at what may happen nationwide.
32% : After California and Michigan banned affirmative action, the share of Black, Latino, and Indigenous students at several of the most selective universities fell sharply.

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