Is Affirmative Action Fair?: The Myth of Equity in College Admissions (Debating Race)
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Is Affirmative Action Fair?: The Myth of Equity in College Admissions (Debating Race)

by Natasha Warikoo

Education Sociology social issues public policy
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Natasha Warikoo examines affirmative action in college admissions and asks what fairness should mean in an unequal society. Focusing on the relationship between race and equity, this concise work contributes to the wider debate over admissions policy, opportunity, and the meaning of merit in higher education.

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Is Affirmative Action Fair? examines the question of fairness in college admissions through the lens of affirmative action.

The book considers the relationship between race, equity, and opportunity in higher education.

Part of the Debating Race series, it offers a focused contribution to ongoing discussions about admissions policy and social justice.

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