The Supreme Court banned race sorting. Colleges found a 5-digit loophole

The Court banned the box you tick. Nobody banned the address you live at.

Three years after the Supreme Court told American universities to stop sorting applicants by race, the sorting hasn’t stopped. It just got a new address. On Sept. 16, Students for Fair Admissions filed a comment letter with the Treasury Department and the IRS, warning that “geographic location,” a factor Treasury listed as an acceptable race-neutral […]

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