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COLUMN: Fewer race-based scholarships and a new culture of fear follow the end of affirmative action

The Hechinger Report

The Supreme Court’s decision to end affirmative action in college admissions has led to a significant reduction in race-based scholarships, affecting students like Hamza Parker who relied on such aid for college. The ruling has also resulted in the disappearance of fellowships, pipeline programs, and race-based mentoring opportunities. The impact is evident in the decreased percentage of Black students in several colleges. The upcoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump, opposed to race-based hiring practices, is expected to further impact the situation. The new landscape is seen as a game-changer, reducing opportunities for students seeking scholarships that no longer exist.

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