How the SAT Creates Built-in-Headwinds: An Educational and Legal Analysis of Disparate Impact

William C. Kidder · Jay Rosner

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With the end of affirmative action, it is more apparent than ever that the old-time preferences for folks who are privileged by race and class have never died.

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