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Commentary – Voting Yes on Prop 16 Will Help Close the K-12 Black Student Academic Achievement Gap

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On Nov. 3, voters will determine the fate of Proposition 16. If approved, it will repeal the ban on affirmative action written into the California Constitution after voters approved Prop. 209 in 1996. The Constitution reads, “The state shall not discriminate against or grant preferential treatment to any individual or group on the basis of […]

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