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Is the "just one factor" "defense" of racial discrimination logically coherent? Is "looking at the whole of the application" supposed to make a difference? It seems to me that either there is an applicant who is accepted and would not be if of a different race or vice versa, or there is no such applicant; whether the criteria are easily disentangled (or whatever the opposite of looking at the application "holistically" is) seems not terribly relevant to much of anything. |
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