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Agustín Fuentes

Reactions: Faculty and alumni criticize Supreme Court affirmative action decisions

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Reactions: Faculty and alumni criticize Supreme Court affirmative action decisions

Agustín Fuentes, Paul Frymer, Allison Slater Tate, Martin S. Flaherty, Soo-Young Kim, and Sydney Montgomery
| OPINION | 06/30/2023

Allison Slater Tate, Martin S. Flaherty, Agustín Fuentes, Soo-Young Kim, Sydney Montgomery, and Paul Frymer discuss the questions, complications, and consequences of the Supreme Court’s recent affirmative action ruling.

Allison Slater Tate, Martin S. Flaherty, Agustín Fuentes, Soo-Young Kim, Sydney Montgomery, and Paul Frymer discuss the questions, complications, and consequences of the Supreme Court’s recent affirmative action ruling.

Affirmative Action offered me and so many others the opportunity to succeed. It needs to stay.

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Affirmative Action offered me and so many others the opportunity to succeed. It needs to stay.

Agustín Fuentes
| OPINION | 11/09/2022

“Given the well-documented and substantive impact of race and ethnicity on educational access and outcomes, it would be absurd to ignore or deny this crucial aspect of a student’s identity in an assessment of any applicant for higher education.”

“Given the well-documented and substantive impact of race and ethnicity on educational access and outcomes, it would be absurd to ignore or deny this crucial aspect of a student’s identity in an assessment of any applicant for higher education.”

What the ‘anti-woke’ crowd gets wrong about the calls for diversity in science

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What the ‘anti-woke’ crowd gets wrong about the calls for diversity in science

Agustín Fuentes
| OPINION | 09/07/2022

“These journals are opening their pages to serious discussion of issues of discrimination and bias in science not necessarily faced by most senior cis-male white scholars — which is a critical component of change.”

“These journals are opening their pages to serious discussion of issues of discrimination and bias in science not necessarily faced by most senior cis-male white scholars — which is a critical component of change.”

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