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A study by a University of Dayton School of Law professor that appears on the website "Race, Racism and the Law" shows that historically white law schools remain disproportionately white. The report provides an alphabetical listing and numerical ranking of all 179 historically white law schools, a report on public law schools based on state population 21 to 39 years old and based on State LSAC Applications, a ranking by region and a ranking by tier. [PRWEB Apr 11, 2004]
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A study by a University of Dayton School of Law professor that appears on the website "Race, Racism and the Law" shows that historically white law schools remain disproportionately white. The report provides an alphabetical listing and numerical ranking of all 179 historically white law schools,...09-14-2004, 04:03 AM -
A study by a University of Dayton School of Law professor that appears on the website "Race, Racism and the Law" shows that historically white law schools remain disproportionately white. The report provides an alphabetical listing and numerical ranking of all 179 historically white law schools,...08-08-2004, 12:20 PM
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