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  • Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin

    …undergraduate admissions policy of the University of Texas at Austin, which incorporated a limited program of affirmative action with the aim of increasing racial and ethnic diversity among its students. In an earlier version of the same case, subsequently known as “Fisher I,” the Supreme Court had vacated and remanded…

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    …undergraduate admissions policy of the University of Texas at Austin, which incorporated a limited program of affirmative action with the aim of increasing racial and ethnic diversity among its students. In an earlier version of the same case, subsequently known as “Fisher I,” the Supreme Court had vacated and remanded…

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