"Supreme Court Allows Consideration of Race in West Point Admissions"

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The Supreme Court is facing a case regarding the diversity of the military's officer corps, specifically focusing on West Point's admissions policy. The case, brought by Students for Fair Admissions, challenges whether race-conscious admissions at military academies should be allowed. The Court's conservative majority has historically opposed policies considering race, but also tends to defer to the military. The case presents a conflict between these values, and while the Court has not yet made a decision, it is likely to be revisited in the future.
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