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Justice Department Accuses Duke Law School of Racial Discrimination The federal government said the school’s admissions policies, which promote diversity, allowed for racial preferences.
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Justice Department Accuses Duke Law School of Racial Discrimination The federal government said the school’s admissions policies, which promote diversity, allowed for racial preferences.
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The Justice Department said Thursday that Duke University’s law school had discriminated in admissions, expanding the Trump administration’s crusade against institutions it contends … The New York Times flipped this story into U.S.•10d
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