The American Bar Association (ABA) has revised its standards regarding diversity and inclusion in law schools. Previously, the ABA mandated that law schools demonstrate a commitment to diversity and inclusion through 'concrete action.' This change comes amid pressures from various stakeholders, including political influences during the Trump administration.
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American Bar Association Revises Diversity and Inclusion Standards
The American Bar Association has updated its standards for law schools concerning diversity and inclusion. The previous requirement for law schools to show a commitment through concrete actions has been altered, reflecting political pressures faced during the Trump administration.
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