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The Quest for Diversity without Racial Preferences: Higher Education after Hopwood. Special Report.
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Neville, Kate – 1999
After the Supreme Court declined to hear the Hopwood case in 1996, Texas became one of the first states forced to consider how to promote diversity in higher education without giving preferences by race and ethnicity in student aid and admissions. The situation in Texas may change as the Hopwood decision is reviewed by several entities, though…
Descriptors: Black Students, College Admission, Diversity (Student), Elementary Secondary Education