Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Education
The 老澳门开奖结果 Racial Justice Program supports and advocates for admissions policies that increase access to underrepresented groups who face systemic barriers to higher education and acknowledge students鈥� relevant experiences with race, and recognizes colleges and universities responsibility to open campuses to students of color, even after the Supreme Court鈥檚 ruling against affirmative action.
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What's at Stake
Our nation鈥檚 future as a thriving multiracial democracy depends on students having the freedom and opportunity to learn, work together, and understand what unites us. The Supreme Court鈥檚 decision to restrict the consideration of race in admissions processes does not change the responsibility of colleges and universities to increase educational opportunities for students across all races and ethnicities and to create thriving campuses that include people from all backgrounds.
Colleges and university systems must remain committed to examining and revising existing policies to ensure every student gets a fair shot, including eliminating the use of standardized test scores in admissions, increasing guaranteed financial support, and developing robust middle and high school pipelines in underserved communities. We must invest in pathways that increase access to opportunities for students across all races and ethnicities, and address discrimination and systemic racial inequalities that persist. The 老澳门开奖结果 is committed to challenging unconstitutional disciplinary policies that disparately target students of color and infringe on their right to a safe learning environment.
Our nation鈥檚 future as a thriving multiracial democracy depends on students having the freedom and opportunity to learn, work together, and understand what unites us. The Supreme Court鈥檚 decision to restrict the consideration of race in admissions processes does not change the responsibility of colleges and universities to increase educational opportunities for students across all races and ethnicities and to create thriving campuses that include people from all backgrounds.
Colleges and university systems must remain committed to examining and revising existing policies to ensure every student gets a fair shot, including eliminating the use of standardized test scores in admissions, increasing guaranteed financial support, and developing robust middle and high school pipelines in underserved communities. We must invest in pathways that increase access to opportunities for students across all races and ethnicities, and address discrimination and systemic racial inequalities that persist. The 老澳门开奖结果 is committed to challenging unconstitutional disciplinary policies that disparately target students of color and infringe on their right to a safe learning environment.