November 15, 2022

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm, Pacific Time

The End of Affirmative Action: How SCOTUS is coming after BIPOC students

ZOOM

Hosted by ChangeLawyers, the ACS Bay Area Lawyer Chapter, and Equal Justice Society.

 

In 2022, a newly radical Supreme Court shocked our country by undoing decades of precedent. Up next? Stripping away race-conscious admission policies that overwhelmingly help BIPOC students create a better future for themselves.

 

California already ended affirmative action 30 years ago, and the results have been devastating. Black, Latinx, and Native comprise a smaller percentage of law and medical schools than in the 1990s.

Our panelists will discuss the possible outcomes of Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) v. Harvard, and offer potential solutions to ensure higher education is accessible to BIPOC students.

 

Featuring

Sally Chen, Education Equity Program Manager, Chinese for Affirmative Action

Lisa Holder, President, Equal Justice Society

Sarah C. Zearfoss, Senior Assistant Dean, University of Michigan Law School.

 

Moderated By

Shilpa Ram, Senior Staff Attorney, Education Equity, Public Advocates; Board Member, ACS Bay Area Lawyer Chapter

 

Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-end-of-affirmative-action-tickets-460337861937