Opinion: Universities should judge you as an individual, not on your race
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Article Excerpt
A student with stronger grades and scores can still lose a university seat because of race. Whether you believe that’s justice or discrimination depends on your view of affirmative action, but Canadians deserve an honest debate about it. As a “racialized” high schooler applying to university, I am worried about the direction of equity in […]
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