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Top Public Universities Close Doors to Black and Latino Students, New Center for American Progress Analysis Reveals

 Graduates at ceremony

Graduating students listen to a commencement speech on June 3, 2016, in New York. Source: AP/Bebeto Matthews

Washington, D.C. –(ENEWSPF)–October 13, 2016.  African American and Latino students are dramatically underrepresented at the nation’s most selective public research universities, and as many as 193,000 black and Latino students would have enrolled at those colleges in the fall of 2014 were their representation proportional, a new reportfrom the Center for American Progress shows. As a result, this new state-by-state…

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