In regents v. bakke, the supreme court found that (a)racial quotas were not discriminatory. (b)bakke should not have been admitted. (c)minority students could not be admitted over white students. (d)colleges could still consider race when admitting students. the answer is d just posted it to other

D is the correct answer.

In Regents v. Bakke, the Supreme Court held that racial quotas were impermissible but that schools were permitted to have race be one of many factors that were considered when colleges considered an applicant.

colleges could still consider race when admitting students.

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In Regents v. Bakke, the Supreme Court found that colleges could still consider race when admitting students. This is the answer on edge.

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