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The Supreme Court rules that affirmative action is unconstitutional. What the landmark ruling

means for higher education. For many years there's been an argument that admissions officers

should be considering socioeconomic status and the particular challenges one faces when growing

up in poverty or away from any of the resources that better off students and families have.

So there's certainly going to be a renewed emphasis on many schools to look at that type of obstacle.

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In an historic ruling, the Supreme Court today struck down affirmative action.

Barring consideration of race in college admissions and eliminating a principal tool that the

nation's most selective schools have used for decades to diversify their campuses. The 6-3 decision

will force major changes to college admissions. Here now to talk about the ruling is our Supreme Court

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