Three years after the Supreme Court told American universities to stop sorting applicants by race, the sorting hasn’t stopped. It just got a new address. On Sept. 16, Students for Fair Admissions filed a comment letter with the Treasury Department and the IRS, warning that “geographic location,” a factor Treasury listed as an acceptable race-neutral […]
Three years after the Supreme Court told American universities to stop sorting applicants by race, the sorting hasn’t stopped. It just got a new address. On Sept. 16, Students for Fair Admissions filed a comment letter with the Treasury Department and the IRS, warning that “geographic location,” a factor Treasury listed as an acceptable race-neutral […]
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