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[Students for Fair Admissions] maintains that Harvard violates Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, which bars entities that receive federal funding from discriminating based on race. The University of North Carolina, the group argues, violates the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause, which bars racial discrimination by government entities.
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Several justices expressed concerns about how universities determine whether they have assembled a sufficiently diverse student body. Justice Barrett [noted] that [the court’s 1978 decision upholding the consideration of race in higher education] indicated that the use of racial classifications is so dangerous that it must have a logical endpoint.
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Conservative justices [touched on] the prospect that the universities could assemble diverse student bodies [without specifically considering] race. The universities maintain that although they have tried such programs, there is no “race neutral” program that will work as well right now. The liberal justices emphasized that race is only one factor among many.