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    1. Fron the article:

      “The W&M School of Education’s need-based Martha L. Muguira Fellowship for graduate students gives a **”preference” to Hispanic or Latino women**, who have financial need, according to the DOJ. The W&M School of Education’s doctoral-level Holmes Scholars program was described by the DOJ as giving **”future education leaders of color”** mentorship, access to job fairs and position announcements…”

      “The DOJ said W&M Law offers up to five full scholarships covering tuition and fees that appear to be **exclusively for HBCU graduates**”

      “The law school also advertises the “Reaching Back Scholarship,” which is a need-based scholarship that has a **”preference” for HBCU graduates or those “who contribute to the diversity”** of W&M Law School, the DOJ said.”

      **(HBCU: Historically Black Colleges & Universities)**

    2. I mean, this is the norm at almost every college and university, especially in California

    3. sixtysecdragon on

      It genuinely will be every school here in a moment. When the demographics don’t move in the admissions process post-Harvard case, there will be so many law suits.

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