The Chinese American Challenge to Court-Mandated Quotas in San Fr

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The Chinese American Challenge to

Court-Mandated Quotas in San Francisco's Public

Schools: Notes From a (Partisan)

Participant-Observer

David I Levine

UC Hastings College of the Law, levined@uchastings.edu

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David I Levine, The Chinese American Challenge to Court-Mandated Quotas in San Francisco's Public Schools: Notes From a (Partisan)

Participant-Observer, 16 Harv BlackLetter L.J 39 (2000).

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Author: David I Levine

Title: The Chinese American Challenge to Court–Mandated Quotas in San Francisco's

Public Schools: Notes From a (Partisan) Participant–Observer

Source: Harvard BlackLetter Law Journal

Citation: 16 Harv BlackLetter L.J 39 (2000).

Originally published in HARVARD BLACKLETTER LAW JOURNAL This article is reprinted with

permission from HARVARD BLACKLETTER LAW JOURNAL and Harvard Law School