Spike in Asian Americans at MIT proves it was discriminating against them

"The changed composition of the school's entering class is a consequence of last year's Supreme Court decision," said MIT President Sally Kornbluth, highlighting how this shift came about.

The rise of Asian-American admissions at MIT from 40% to 47% starkly contrasts with the decreases seen in Black and Hispanic admissions, provoking debate about the implications of affirmative action changes.

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