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The Supreme Court is set to hear two significant cases on affirmative action involving Harvard and UNC. These cases challenge the use of race in college admissions, potentially impacting decades of precedent. The UNC case argues under the Equal Protection clause, while the Harvard case is under the Civil Rights Act. Both universities defend their policies, citing the educational benefits of diversity. The outcome could affect admissions processes nationwide, with support and opposition from various entities, including the Biden administration and the College Board.

What are the two universities involved in the affirmative action cases being heard by the Supreme Court?

What is the main argument presented by the organization challenging the affirmative action policies at UNC?

How does Harvard justify its use of race in the admissions process?

What historical context does UNC provide to support its need for race-conscious admissions?

What potential impact do the cases on affirmative action have on higher education according to the news report?