SCOTUS could decide fate of affirmative action
Justices heard arguments Monday on affirmative action. The conservative-majority court could outlaw race-conscious admissions decisions.
The Supreme Court heard two cases that could determine whether colleges and universities are allowed to consider race as one of many factors in the admissions process.
Reset discusses the cases, what we learned from Monday’s oral arguments and what local college students have to say about affirmative action.
GUESTS: Steven Schwinn, professor of law, University of Illinois Chicago Law School; co-editor, Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Nereida Moreno, WBEZ education reporter
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SCOTUS could decide fate of affirmative action
Justices heard arguments Monday on affirmative action. The conservative-majority court could outlaw race-conscious admissions decisions.
The Supreme Court heard two cases that could determine whether colleges and universities are allowed to consider race as one of many factors in the admissions process.
Reset discusses the cases, what we learned from Monday’s oral arguments and what local college students have to say about affirmative action.
GUESTS: Steven Schwinn, professor of law, University of Illinois Chicago Law School; co-editor, Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Nereida Moreno, WBEZ education reporter