“If you look and see who’s treated badly and who’s treated well, you don’t have to look that hard,” said Anthony Paul Farley, a professor of law at Albany Law School. “Which group has the most Black people in it — that’s the one that’s going to be given the narrowest range of choices.” Read more from Inside Higher Education.
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