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Treasury Weighs Rules That May End Colleges’ Tax Status Over Race Policies
News June 12, 2025 at 01:29 PM
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- Private, nonprofit schools would no longer be tax exempt if they favor any racial groups in financial aid.
- The new proposals define race as including color and national or ethnic origin.
- Compliance would likely mean ending many programs that try to counter longstanding disparities in wealth and higher educational experience.
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