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Brandeis follows the herd on race-based hiring and admissions
Brandeis University was founded in Waltham, Mass., in 1948, when other universities commonly employed quotas to exclude Jewish, African American or Asian American students from admission. Universities such as Harvard used subjective screener interviews and personality tests to try to detect Jewish applicants based on antisemitic stereotypes.  Brandeis was envisioned as a corrective to such repugnant practices — “a university without quotas” as one early promotional brochure put it, a place “where no barriers exist because of race, sex, color or creed.”   This vision of true equality was intended to be the university’s unique “Jewish contribution to American education.” Brandeis took

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