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DOJ Investigates Allegations of Race-Based Discrimination at 15 Medical Schools

The Department of Justice has initiated investigations into 15 medical schools for potential race-based discrimination in their admissions processes. This follows a Supreme Court ruling that deemed similar practices at Harvard and UNC unlawful. The DOJ aims to ensure compliance with federal law regarding admissions criteria.

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The Department of Justice has initiated investigations into 15 medical schools for potential race-based discrimination in their admissions processes. This follows a Supreme Court ruling that deemed similar practices at Harvard and UNC unlawful. The DOJ aims to ensure compliance with federal law regarding admissions criteria.

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DOJ opens investigations into alleged race-based discrimination at 15 medical schools

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DOJ Investigates Allegations of Race-Based Discrimination at 15 Medical Schools