Race-relations test case


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 19 Jan 2003

A LEGAL battle over college and university admission criteria based on race that has gone up before the United States Supreme Court could have far-reaching implications on race relations in the country. 

Interestingly, the case resulted from two white students who claim that the University of Michigan used admission criteria that systematically shut out white students in favour of African-Americans and other minorities with the same or lower grades and test scores. 

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