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Affirmative-Action Foe Plans Campaigns Against 3 Universities
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Affirmative-Action Foe Plans Campaigns Against 3 Universities
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Quote:The Project on Fair Representation, a nonprofit legal organization, is seeking plaintiffs for potential lawsuits challenging the race-conscious admissions policies at Harvard University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the University of Wisconsin at Madison. The organization announced the effort on Monday.

The project has created three nearly identical Web sites (HARVARDnotFair.org, UNCnotFair.org, and UWnotFair.org) that invite rejected applicants at each of the three institutions to contact the organization. The Harvard-specific site, for instance, asks, "Were you denied to Harvard? It may be because you’re the wrong race."

In a news release, the organization said it believes that Harvard "is discriminating against Asian-American students by using a ‘quota’ or ‘ceiling’ to limit their admission to the university."

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04-11-2014 08:50 PM
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