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institutions
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title
ix
congress
noted
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title
vi
title
ix
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title
ix
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vi
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vi
consider
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vi
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title
vi
seeks
end
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clearly
wherever
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moral
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title
vi
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assumption
title
vi
judicially
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senator
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vi
substantial
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title
vi
require
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racial
discrimination
segregation
impacted
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federal
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racial
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flexible
admissions
criteria
bring
richness
diversity
academic
life
significant
incursion
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academic
polity
made
constitutional
function
legislative
branch
subject
checks
political
process
make
judgment
congress
already
created
mechanism
enforcing
mandate
found
title
ix
discrimination
least
view
congress
power
conferred
hew
adequate
ensure
discrimination
federally
funded
colleges
universities
countenanced
current
position
government
notwithstanding
overlapping
judicial
administrative
enforcement
policies
inevitably
lead
conflicts
confusion
national
goal
equal
opportunity
men
women
well
academic
community
may
suffer
federal
resolve
doubts
kind
regardless
temptation
lend
assistance
furtherance
remedial
end
deemed
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iii
sum
believe
need
restrain
courts
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created
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congress
confront
obligation
resolve
crucial
policy
questions
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legislation
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analysis
suggested
cort
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statute
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congress
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scheme
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mechanism
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rights
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created
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ever
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services
enforcement
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judiciary
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injuries
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legislation
enacted
congress
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requirement
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statutory
duty
see
title
ii
limited
preventive
relief
title
vii
administrative
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transportation
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strongly
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part
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title
iv
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obtain
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california
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opinion
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colleges
universities
title
ix
insubstantial
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fe
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title
ix
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chicago
northwestern
title
ix
prohibits
purposeful
discrimination
violate
constitution
state
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involved
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forgone
light
holding
respect
title
vi
civil
rights
act
university
california
regents
bakke
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judicial
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holding
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must
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respondents