Harvard Study Finds Admissions Bias Against Asian-Americans

The transcript discusses a lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging discrimination against Asian American students in its admissions process. Harvard defends its holistic review approach, while plaintiffs argue that subjective criteria lead to bias. The case draws parallels to historical discrimination against Jewish applicants. The debate touches on affirmative action and its potential impact on minority admissions, with the possibility of reaching the Supreme Court.

In what way does the lawsuit relate to historical discrimination against Jewish applicants at Harvard?

What potential implications could this lawsuit have on affirmative action policies in U.S. colleges?