Chapter 9

Chapter 9

Going to College: Race and Privilege in College Admissions

"Graduation in Stamps," by Maya Angelou
"I Just Wanna Be Average," by Mike Rose
"Court: Removal of Brain-Damaged Woman’s Feeding Tube Can Proceed," by Vickee Chachere for AP news.
"Bakke and Beyond: A History and Timeline of Affirmative Action" by Borgna Brunner
"At the University of Michigan: Two Views from The Washington Post”
"Minority Students Find Access—and Sense of Isolation”
"A Dream Denied”
"The Great Unmentionable in American Society: Class" by John R. MacArthur
"Legacies Are Affirmative Action" by Todd Gitlin
"It Pays to Play" from The Christian Century
"On-line Editors Scrutinize Admissions Essays of the Skittish—for a Fee" by Michael Arnone

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