What was the purpose of the #DefendDiversity Rally?

Students want race considered to ensure diversity

What argument is Harvard making?

Taking race into account ensures diversity and doesn't discrimnate

What Act is Involved in this case?

Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

How can this case affect students?

Students would not have to list their race on college applications

What did the Court of Appeals rule?

Harvard's admissions program did not violate Title IX

What is the question being asked in this court case?

What should race mean in college admissions?

What Amendment is SFFA involving

the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment.

What argument is SFFA making?

Race should not be considered to have equal chances in college

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1
What was the purpose of the #DefendDiversity Rally?
Students do not want race considered to ensure diversity
Students want race considered to ensure diversity
Students want to protest racism in Harvard
2
What argument is Harvard making?
Race should not be a factor in college admissions
Taking race into account ensures diversity and doesn't discrimnate
Every student has an equal chance in college admissions
3
What Act is Involved in this case?
Equal Educational Opportunities Act
No Child Left Behind Act
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
4
What case would SFFA v. Harvard be overruling if the Supreme court sides with SFFA?
New Jersey v. TLO
San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez
Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle
Grutter v. Bollinger
5
How can this case affect students?
tuition fees are lower
Students would not have to list their race on college applications
discrimination in college is illegal
6
What did the Court of Appeals rule?
Harvard's admissions program did not violate Title IX
SFFA is right in declaring race admissions violates Title IX
7
What is the question being asked in this court case?
Do students still have 1st Amendment rights in school?
Does the 14th Amendment still apply to students IN schools?
What should race mean in college admissions?
8
What Amendment is SFFA involving
The 1st Amendment for free speech
The 9th Amendment
the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment.
9
What argument is SFFA making?
Colleges should have social justice programs
Race should not be considered to have equal chances in college
Harvard should have more diversity
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What is the main purpose of the court case?
Equal funding for all students
Options red and blue
Decide whether colleges should have race considered in admissions
To cut race out from being a factor in college admissions

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