Why Did New York’s Most Selective Public High School Admit Only 7 Black Students?
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Racial Disparities in Elite High School Admissions
This chapter examines the significant decline in Black student admissions to elite public high schools like Stuyvesant in New York City, showcasing a bleak statistic of just seven offers for the incoming freshman class. It delves into the historical intentions of these schools and addresses the complexities of affirmative action and systemic discrimination impacting marginalized ethnic groups.
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