Civil rights advocates sued Harvard University on Monday, challenging the school’s legacy and donor admissions policies as unfair giveaways to “mostly White” students.
on Monday, challenging the school’s legacy and donor admissions policies as unfair giveaways to “mostly White” students.
The lawsuit argued that doing away with those preferences is one way the school could maintain or boost Black and Hispanic enrollment after thelast week struck down the school’s race-based affirmative action program as unconstitutional.
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