The Supreme Court will hear arguments on October 10, 2012 in a case that could change or even abolish race-based affirmative action programs in American colleges and universities.
If the Court goes that way, as many expect, what will happen to diversity on campus?
A new report released today by The Century Foundation looks at what has happened in California, Texas, Florida and other states when affirmative action programs were changed or eliminated.
In the report, The Century Foundation Senior Fellow Richard Kahlenberg argues that racial diversity in college admissions can be maintained by using economic advantage instead of race.
