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Supreme Court approves FCC affirmative action policy for licenses
The Supreme Court ruled 3-4 that federal policy favoring minorities in awarding broadcast licenses does not violate white rights. The decision also preserves the FCC practice of giving preferential treatment to women and minorities, signaling a broader boost for federal affirmative action programs amid recent court limits.
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