Justice department finds 2 more medical schools discriminated based on race

The Justice Department has uncovered further instances of racial discrimination in medical school admissions, this time at two University of California schools. Specifically, the University of California San Diego School of Medicine was found to employ "race-neutral" but ultimately biased criteria that favored underrepresented minorities, disadvantaging white and Asian applicants. This revelation adds to a growing scrutiny over affirmative action policies in higher education, raising important questions about equity and fairness in the medical field. The findings highlight a broader issue about balancing diversity goals with nondiscriminatory practices.