Indirect discrimination logic applies to facially neutral integrity rules with cohort-skewed burdens¶
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q1 i? The reasoning structure of indirect discrimination analysis shows how facially neutral integrity rules predictably impose unequal effects on EAL cohorts, which institutions must justify through legitimate aims and proportionate means. → Grace Li 2026
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Grace Li 2026¶
Grace Li. (2026). GenAI Assessment and Language Equity: Drawing the Line between Support and Substitution. Journal of Academic Ethics. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10805-026-09760-1
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Doctrinal argument from the introduction identifying the first of three analytic resources. The article applies this analytical sequence — identify cohort-skewed burdens, then ask whether effects are justified — rather than reporting empirical data.
"it uses the reasoning structure of indirect discrimination analysis to show how facially neutral rules can have unequal effects for EAL cohorts and how institutions should justify those effects through legitimate aims and proportionate means"
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Related Claims¶
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Indirect discrimination logic applies to facially neutral integrity rules with cohort-skewed burdens |
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Indirect discrimination logic applies to facially neutral integrity rules with cohort-skewed burdens |
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2026 |
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