A federal appeals court ruled in favor of Harvard University on Thursday, upholding a 2019 district court ruling that found the school’s affirmative action admissions policies did not violate national civil rights laws, despite claims and testimony that the school’s policies amounted to willful discrimination against Asian American applicants.
It is possible that the case will now head for the Supreme Court.
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