Margaret Chin on The Thought Project - Episode 68
Professor Chin testified in support of Harvard's use of race-conscious admissions policy in federal court. She discusses the case with Tanya Domi.
Today's guest is Professor Margaret Chin of Hunter College and The Graduate Center, CUNY. She has been at the center of the recent Harvard race-conscious admissions case in which the court ruled in support of Harvard's "whole person review," allowing for race to be considered as one factor among many in undergraduate admissions. Chin, a Harvard graduate, testified in the case and also contributed to writing a declaration in support of the Coalition for a Diverse Harvard.
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