After Affirmative Action: Texas Votes to Keep 10 Percent Plan

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After Affirmative Action: Texas Votes to Keep 10 Percent Plan

Texas legislators voted Sunday to retain a decade-old plan to promote diversity in the state's top-tier public colleges and universities without using affirmative action, which a 1996 court decision outlawed in admissions. Why does this decision come as such a big surprise? . . . (To continue reading articles or access digital editions of DiversityInc magazine, please login below.)

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