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capitalism--cord-0061026-kiaune4w	McLewis, Channel C.	The Limits of Choice: A Black Feminist Critique of College “Choice” Theories and Research	2021.0		.txt	text/plain	24812	739	28	Though affirmative action in higher education was initially designed to redress racial disparities in educational attainment, enrollment rates into public 4-year institutions for Black college students, particularly selective public institutions, continue to be relatively low (Allen et al. 2018; Espinosa et al. 2019; Harper and Simmons 2019; Nichols and Schack 2019) . Although the number of Black undergraduates is increasing, Black college students are concentrated in community colleges and disproportionately attend for-profit institutions, with the proportion of Black undergraduate students at for-profit institutions at 16% (Espinosa et al. 2019) .	cache/capitalism--cord-0061026-kiaune4w.txt	txt/capitalism--cord-0061026-kiaune4w.txt