The U.S. Supreme court in deciding cases involving race and affirmative action in colleges and in law schools
A) barred any use of race in the admission decision
B) acknowledged that the objective of achieving a diverse campus was a compelling state interest that justified individual determinations as to whether an applicant would contribute to diversity on campus with race as a "plus"
C) allowed the admission process to weight race by a 20 points for every applicant of that racial group without evaluating the individual's contribution to diversity on campus
D) showed the all the justices were wholeheartedly in support of racial preferences
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Q27: The disproportionate placement of minority children in
Q28: In a second court case in which
Q29: When we admit students to the 20%
Q30: Opponents of affirmative action appeal to fairness
Q31: Affirmative action policies implemented in the past
Q33: The late Chief Justice Rehnquist, in dissent,
Q34: The U.S. Supreme court found the admission
Q35: Because of affirmative action programs in law
Q36: Sander's study of American law students showed
Q37: Sander's study of American law students showed
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