Universities Still Using Race in Admissions

Three years after the Supreme Court banned race‑conscious admissions, Department of Justice probes and published statistical analyses show many elite law and medical schools still admit Black and Hispanic applicants at much higher odds than similarly qualified White and Asian applicants. The gap appears across multiple institutions (Yale, Berkeley, UCLA, UCSF, Duke, etc.), implying either undisclosed compensatory factors or continued unconstitutional discrimination. — If true, the pattern raises pressing questions about enforcement of federal civil‑rights law, the integrity of admissions processes, and the future of merit, diversity and legal compliance at major universities.