Should state universities admit applicants with an eye toward advancing minorities and thereby reducing racial inequality?

No Only those applicants who are qualified should be admitted To accept someone based solely on their race, gender, age, economic status, religion etc. Is also discrimination regardless of the reason for doing so.

The Association of American Law Schools also requires that member schools provide full opportunities in legal education for minorities and has programs to increase the number of minority faculty. Although minority participation in law school and the legal profession has increased over the last three decades, more can and is being done to attract minority men and women to the profession. Outreach efforts by the legal system can and do counteract the shortage of minority lawyers.

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