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Diversity Is a Compelling Interest, and Affirmative Action Is an Important Strategy for Achieving It
Responds to comments made by Pipes and Kuncel and Sackett on the current authors' original article (see record 2006-01690-003). The current authors respond to the various points raised in the commenting articles, and suggest that diversity is a compelling interest and affirmative action is one...
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