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California enhanced diversity without affirmative action. Here’s how.

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Supreme Court overruled 45 years of precedent in Harvard v. President and Fellows of Harvard College. Many schools are struggling with how to achieve diversity after the decision. California voters passed Proposition 209, which prohibits the government from discriminating based on race or sex in education, contracting or employment.

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California enhanced diversity without affirmative action. Here’s how.

Over time, public schools in California found ways to increase diversity without affirmative action — but it took a long time, with much concerted effort and a great deal of trial and error.

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