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Gratz v. Bollinger using Plessey, Brown, and Bakke - Race has been a very delicate issue throughout the United States history.
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Stephanie Guest Humanities Core December 11, 2002 Gratz v. Bollinger using Plessey, Brown, and Bakke Race has been a very delicate issue throughout the United States history. It has most currently been introduced in a case that could potentially go to the Supreme Court. Gratz v. Bollinger discusses whether it is constitutional to use race as a factor in admitting students into College. Lee Bollinger is the lawyer for University of Michigan's flagship Ann Arbor campus, which is the university that has been accused of practicing unconstitutional admissions programs that benefit minorities. Jennifer Gratz, a former applicant of the university believes she was rejected from the school because she is a white middle class woman, and not because she was unqualified. She believes that she was more qualified to attend the university compared to other minorities that were admitted. The last Supreme Court case dealing with racial issues...
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