· Updated March 27, 2025 5:08 AM · 1 min read read
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A story in The Wall Street Journal suggests that, at least in part, a race discrimination lawsuit filed against Harvard University's admissions policy has perhaps given Republican candidates to higher office "common ground" with Asian-American voters, namely, antipathy to affirmative action. The Asian-American demographic, on whose behalf the "Students For Fair Admissions" filed the lawsuit, is alleged to be the most affected by Harvard's alleged discrimination practices. GOP candidates look to
A story in The Wall Street Journal suggests that, at least in part, a race discrimination lawsuit filed against Harvard University's admissions policy has perhaps given Republican candidates to higher office "common ground" with Asian-American voters, namely, antipathy to affirmative action. The Asian-American demographic, on whose behalf the "Students For Fair Admissions" filed the lawsuit, is alleged to be the most affected by Harvard's alleged discrimination practices. GOP candidates look to…