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Affirmative action bans upheld in California courts - The Los Angeles Times
Universities, colleges works show pattern around court rulings to enroll more students of color - The New York Times
African-Americans and Latinos use 401(k) plans for financial relief at a higher rate - USA Today
Profile: Aziz Ansari on Indian role models: 'There was no one Indian on TV' - National Public Radio
A variety of 'DREAM Acts' abound in election year - Multiamerican.org
Alvin Boutte Sr., co-founder of largest black-owned bank, dies - Chicago Sun-Times
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California no longer needs affirmative action as its fully infested and rotted out now
If only they would extend it to the fire department they might actually save a house now and then
Give me a break because im black. Give me the dumbed down version of the admission test...:-)
As a Black American there is nothing wrong with affirmative action since we were robbed of freedom for centuries and have had our voting rights protected only since 1965.
Oh please, enough of playing the victim.. its not even relevant any more. Yes it was wrong but it doesn't take a hundred years to get with the program.