Affirmative Action, the Desegregation of Higher Education Systems, and the Proliferation of Minority Serving Institutions

In his memoir, One Hundred Semesters, former president of Wesleyan and Emory Universities William M. Chace reects:

e ’60s changed many things about Berkeley, about higher education, and about young people and their aspirations and hope. But embedded in those changes was the growth of right-wing hostility against what higher education, at its best, stood for and has always stood for. In time, that hostility emerged in full force.