The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard struck down racial preference policies. The ruling led universities to see new ways to promote diversity, such as providing an admissions boost based on economic disadvantage rather than race. Recently, however, the Trump administration has claimed that even such race-neutral efforts are illegal if they are partly motivated by a desire to promote racial diversity.
Please join PPI and Bellwether at 1919 M Street NW, B1 Conference Room, Washington D.C., 20036, for a panel discussion of whether “class, not race,” in college admissions offers a viable path for promoting social mobility and racial diversity.
Featured speakers include:
Breakfast and coffee will be provided. Copies of Class Matters will be available for purchase and signing — please reserve a book copy when you RSVP!
The panel will also be available to watch via Livestream. To receive a link, please register below and indicate that you will be a virtual attendee.
