The US District Court in Massachusetts issued a ruling that rejected the lawsuit on the 1st when Harvard University was accused of discriminating Asian Americans in admissions and violating civil rights law. If the appeal was approved, it was noticed that it could lead to the elimination of “aggressive corrective measures” that favor Africans and other minorities. The plaintiff is willing to appeal.
The NPO “Students seeking fair entrance selection” (SFFA) was appealing. Asians argue that there is a small number of admission slots and a lower pass rate than other races, although they tend to have high scores in the “University Advancement Examination” (SAT), which is one of the selection criteria. He also complained that he received a low evaluation for “human attractiveness” from his preconception that “Asian people are gentle”.
In the verdict, the same university admissions selection pro…
