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All posts tagged "affirmative action in college admissions"

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Lawsuit Accuses UC Schools of Giving Preference to Black and Hispanic Students

The lawsuit also alleges UC is violating the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which...
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COMMENTARY: Black Lives Mattered. Then America Moved On

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Bling It On: Holiday Lights Brighten Dark Nights All Around the Bay

Oakland Council Expands Citywide Security Cameras Despite Major Opposition

Lu Lu’s House is Not Just Toying Around with the Community

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Support Your Child’s Mental Health: Medi-Cal Covers Therapy, Medication, and More

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2025 in Review: Seven Questions for Black Women’s Think Tank Founder Kellie Todd Griffin

BRIDGE Housing President and CEO Ken Lombard Scores Top Honors for Affordable Housing Leadership

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Oakland Post: Week of December 10 – 16, 2025

Mayor Lee, City Leaders Announce $334 Million Bond Sale for Affordable Housing, Roads, Park Renovations, Libraries and Senior Centers

Oakland School Board Grapples with Potential $100 Million Shortfall Next Year

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