Supreme Court seems skeptical of race-conscious college admissions
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57% : The conservative-majority Supreme Court on Monday appeared skeptical of affirmative action in higher education during arguments over race-conscious admissions policies at two prestigious universities.51% : "And if you give a plus to a person who ... falls within the category of underrepresented minority but not to somebody else, you're disadvantaging the latter student?"The cases heard Monday tee up the prospect that decades of affirmative action precedent could be overturned by the 6-3 conservative majority court, which last court term showed an extraordinary new willingness to scrap past rulings.
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