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The evolution of affirmative action cases, from Bakke to Fisher | PBS NewsHour
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Earlier cases on affirmation action are each known by a single name: Bakke, Grutter, Gratz and Fisher. Here's a look at what they have done since the Supreme Court made their names synonymous with the issue of race in higher education.
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