Asian Americans are divided after the Trump administration's move on affirmative action - Los Angeles Times


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Asian Americans are divided after the Trump administration's move on affirmative action
Los Angeles Times
In 2015, when 64 Asian American groups filed a complaint with the Department of Justice alleging that Harvard University illegally discriminated against Asian students in admissions, Joe Zhou had little hope it would go anywhere. He had made the same ...
Harvard faces discrimination probe while accepting mostly nonwhite classCNN
DOJ Looks Into Whether Harvard Discriminates Against Asian-AmericansNPR
The Thorny Relationship Between Asians and Affirmative ActionThe Atlantic
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