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Why Affirmative Action in Higher Education is Safe in the Courts
Author(s): Neal Kumar Katyal
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The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, No. 9 (Autumn, 1995), pp. 83-89
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Document Outline
- Article Contents
- Issue Table of Contents
- The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, No. 9 (Autumn, 1995), pp. 1-128
- Front Matter [pp. 2 - 42]
- [Dedication: Frederick Douglass 1817-1895] [p. 1]
- Editor's Note: Talley's Corner and the College-Educated Black Male [p. 5]
- News and Views
- The Progress of Admissions of Black Students to the Nation's Highest-Ranked Colleges and Universities [pp. 6 - 9]
- Why, After 15 Years of Gains, Are Black SAT Scores Now Losing Ground on White Scores? [pp. 10 - 11]
- Black College Beauty Queen Has the Right Stuff [p. 11]
- The National Research Council Assigns Low Ratings to Doctoral Programs at Black Universities [pp. 12 - 13]
- Why Black College Graduates Now Have a Median Income That is 92 Percent of Incomes of White College Graduates [p. 13]
- The African-American Teenager Who Aced the SAT [p. 14]
- Black Scholars Most Mentioned in the National News Media [p. 15]
- Dinesh D'Souza's Race Merchants [p. 16]
- J. C. Watts: A Conservative Black Congressman's Agenda for Higher Education [p. 17]
- The Abolition of Race-Based Preferential Admissions Should Make Its Deepest Cuts at California's Medical Schools [p. 18]
- Racial Preferences in Higher Education: Whites Overreacting to a Minor Incursion on Their Historical Privileges [p. 19]
- Who Says Affirmative Action is Dead in California Higher Education? [p. 20]
- So Far, So Good: GOP's Restrictive "Equal Opportunity Bills" Don't Apply to Private Institutions [p. 21]
- In Memoriam: Nevitt Sanford (1909-1995) [p. 21]
- The Mysterious Case of Lloyd Gaines: Pioneer of University Desegregation [p. 22]
- A Yale Diploma Provides No Protection Against the Indignities that go with a Black Skin [pp. 22 - 23]
- At Last the Urban League Takes Off Its Gloves [p. 23]
- African Americans Outperform Hispanics in College Graduations [p. 24]
- The Powerful Economic Payoff When Blacks Graduate From Elite Colleges and Universities [p. 25]
- Racial Strife Plagues South Africa's Universities [pp. 26 - 27]
- Mary McLeod Bethune: "She Is a Nigger, Ain't She?" [p. 27]
- More Black Faculty Statistics From the Halls of Ivy: This Time From Brown University [pp. 28 - 29]
- The California Black Regent Who is Leading the Charge Against Affirmative Action [pp. 30 - 31]
- "Hired Guns": The Father of Affirmative Action Attacks Conservative African Americans [p. 31]
- Merck Makes History: The Largest Donation Ever Made to the United Negro College Fund [p. 32]
- In Florida the Long Knives are Out for Black College Reunion [pp. 32 - 33]
- The Black Woman who May Become the Highest-Paid Faculty Member at Rutgers [pp. 34 - 35]
- Higher Education has Become the Most Important Family Bequest to Children-- But Where's the Legacy for Black Children? [p. 35]
- Constituency Politics at Work: Why Newt Gingrich Might Defend the Educational Opportunities of African Americans [p. 36]
- The Black Man Who Manages College Endowments [p. 37]
- Affirmative Action: A Surprise Attack From the Political Left [p. 38]
- With Malice Toward Some: Scholarships for Academically Gifted Black Students Ruled Illegal [pp. 38 - 39]
- Some Possible Explanations for the Shortfall of Blacks in Academic Posts [p. 39]
- African Americans Continue to Lead the Honorary Degree Parade [p. 40]
- U.S. News & World Report Still Doesn't Understand Spelman College [pp. 40 - 41]
- Saving Affirmative Action by Extending It [p. 41]
- Vital Signs [pp. 43 - 49]
- A Few Words About Jefferson and Madison on Slavery [p. 50]
- Meditation on Tuskegee: Black Studies Stories and Their Imbrication [pp. 51 - 59]
- The Revival of African-American Studies at Harvard [pp. 60 - 67]
- Preferential Pawns: How Elites Use Affirmative Action to Placate and Divide Blacks [pp. 68 - 70]
- The High Priests of the Black Academic Right [pp. 71 - 77]
- The Origins of the Presumption of Black Stupidity [pp. 78 - 82]
- Why Affirmative Action in Higher Education is Safe in the Courts [pp. 83 - 89]
- The 1996 Presidential Election and the Outlook for Black Higher Education [pp. 90 - 93]
- Measuring the Damage From Race-Based Preferential Admissions at UCLA [p. 94]
- The American Colleges That Led the Abolition Movement [pp. 95 - 97]
- The Sober Social Life at the Historically Black Colleges [pp. 98 - 100]
- The Higher Education of the Nation's African-American Mayors [p. 101]
- Opinions on Current Reading
- An Enduring Light From the Harlem Renaissance [pp. 102 - 104]
- In Memoriam: Vivienne Malone-Mayes (1932-1995) [p. 104]
- Racism's Resilience [pp. 105 - 106]
- Blacks at Princeton [pp. 107 - 109]
- Book Notes [pp. 110 - 111]
- Appointments, Tenure Decisions, and Promotions of African Americans in Higher Education [pp. 112 - 113]
- Black Literary Digest [pp. 114 - 115]
- Scholarly Papers [pp. 116 - 124]
- Race Relations on Campus [p. 125]
- Notable Minority-Related Grants to Institutions of Higher Education [p. 126]
- Notable Honors and Awards [p. 128]
- Back Matter [p. 127]
- The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, No. 9 (Autumn, 1995), pp. 1-128
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