Affirmative Action back in SCOTUS

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mzarrowsmith

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See last section of this article. Fisher vs. UT-Austin is going to the SCOTUS.

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_...at_are_the_big_cases_to_watch_this_term_.html

For a discussion of a more sensible alternative, I highly recommend reading this article:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10936995

"The published research literature on the role of social class in medical education, although not conclusive, suggests that recruiting and admitting more medical students from socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds could help advance a variety of health policy objectives. Consequently, medical schools should weigh the possibility of class-based affirmative action."
 
See last section of this article. Fisher vs. UT-Austin is going to the SCOTUS.

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_...at_are_the_big_cases_to_watch_this_term_.html

For a discussion of a more sensible alternative, I highly recommend reading this article:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10936995

"The published research literature on the role of social class in medical education, although not conclusive, suggests that recruiting and admitting more medical students from socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds could help advance a variety of health policy objectives. Consequently, medical schools should weigh the possibility of class-based affirmative action."

What is your point???
People have different views on how to solve this and many other problems.
 
What is your point???
People have different views on how to solve this and many other problems.

You must be a very fast reader.

My point is to share an important current event that will likely affect many of the users of this site in the future.

Re: your second sentence: Yes.
 
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