Harvard Law Sees Decline in Black Student Enrollment After Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Ruling: Harvard Crimson

Black student enrollment at Harvard Law lowest since 1960s after affirmative action ruling

Harvard Law School is reporting its lowest Black student enrollment since the 1960s just one year after the Supreme Court’s decision to end race-conscious college admissions.  Just 19 first-year Black students enrolled in this year’s class, compared to 43 from last year, according to an analysis this week by The New York Times. The steep…

UCLA enrolls record number of students of color, other colleges fall short

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Harvard Law Black Enrollment Tanks—NYT Frets There’ll Be Fewer Barack Obamas and Ketanji Brown Jacksons

The good news keeps rolling in, folks. After the Supreme Court’s decision to axe unfair, DEI-driven, race-based admissions, some law schools are seeing a sharp decline in black and Hispanic students. The steepest drop is happening at Harvard. The so-called “pinnacle of excellence” sacrificed its reputation to prop up the left’s DEI charity agenda. Now, thanks to the Supreme Court, Harvard will be forced to admit students based on merit, not skin…

Harvard Law Enrolls Fewer Black Students After SCOTUS Ruling on Affirmative Action

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Harvard Law Sees Sharp Decline in Black and Hispanic Enrollment - News Facts Network

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