Calif. May Restore Affirmative Action As DOJ Reviews Yale Admissions

The video discusses the history and current debates surrounding affirmative action in the U.S., focusing on California's Proposition 209 and the University of California's efforts to reinstate race-based admissions. It covers the Supreme Court's stance on using race as a factor in admissions, the DOJ's investigation into Yale's practices, and the broader political implications. The video also touches on the holistic admissions approach and ongoing legal challenges involving Harvard.

What is the main reason the University of California wants to reinstate affirmative action?

What were the findings of the Department of Justice investigation into Yale's admissions process?

How did the Supreme Court rule regarding the use of race in admissions?

What does Melvin Urofsky suggest about the representation of Asian Americans at Yale?

What pressing injustices faced by students of color does Davis mention in relation to affirmative action?