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In response to the Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action, some colleges are also ending

legacy admission.

It's a signal to people that we want to play fair.

One of the most outspoken college presidents in the country on this joins us.

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I'm Brad Milky.

So when we have affirmative action, that ensures that there are spots for people who have different

experiences.

Firmative action attempts to write real injustices by creating more injustices.

Race is an extricable from a lot of people's stories.

The Supreme Court's decision this year to end affirmative action nationwide was based

in what was described as a fundamental sense of fairness.

The rationale here is, your acceptance should rely on your grades, not on your race,

fair as fair.

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