The controversy surrounding ACTS highlights a practical question that is likely to shape the next era of affirmative-action litigation: how can litigants use data to prove or disprove the existence of racial preferences under officially race-neutral admissions policies?
The controversy surrounding ACTS highlights a practical question that is likely to shape the next era of affirmative-action litigation: how can litigants use data to prove or disprove the existence of racial preferences under officially race-neutral admissions policies?
