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In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to end affirmative action in college admissions, the representation of Black and Hispanic law students has seen a notable decline in the nation’s top law schools. This shift marks a significant change in diversity trends compared to historical standards. According to the data, the top-ranked law schools, often referred to as the T14, are experiencing these changes more drastically than the overall average among the 196 ABA-approved law schools. This development is raising concerns about the implications for racial, ethnic, and gender diversity within the legal profession. Legal professionals and institutions are closely examining these trends to understand their long-term impacts.
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