Corporate America Reels From Conflicting Guidance on Affirmative Action in Wake of Court Ruling on College Admissions
Attorneys general from dozens of states offer conflicting advice on whether affirmative action is legal in corporate America following the court’s ruling in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard.

In yet another sign of the widening reverberations from last month’s Supreme Court decision banning affirmative action in college admissions, a group of Republican attorneys general representing 13 states has reached out to the leadership of some of America’s top corporations, reminding them that any use of racial preferences in hiring, promotions, or contracting is illegal and presents a legal liability to the companies that practice them.
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