Join us on Friday for a discussion of how race preferences damage higher ed

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A Dubious Expediency | July 16th | 2 PM ET

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Dear Friend,


Over the last half-century, racial preference policies have allowed admissions offices to judge students based on the color of their skin for the sake of “diversity.” This abandonment of equality for equity has led to striking changes in the way Americans think about identity and has further led to questions about the purpose of America’s higher education institutions.

Should universities be “great equalizers”? Is a college degree the only means to greater earnings and financial stability? How could an institution admit students to meet an unwritten quota of racial identities on campus without practicing racial discrimination?

Join the National Association of Scholars this Friday, July 16th at 2 pm ET ([link removed]) as we are joined by Professors Gail Heriot and Maimon Schwarzchild to discuss the “dubious expediency” of racial preferences. The discussion will be moderated by NAS president Peter W. Wood.

The event is based on ideas discussed in a book of the same name. You may find A Dubious Expediency: How Racial Preferences Damage Higher Education ([link removed]) , edited by Gail Heriot and Maimon Schwarzchild, on Amazon.

Yours,
Chance Layton
Director of Communcations
National Association of Scholars
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