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Will Maslow was a Jewish attorney and civil rights leader, and served as Director of American Jewish Congress from 1960 to 1972.

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In 1971, Marco DeFunis, a white (Jewish) man, applied to the Washington University Law School and was denied admission.

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NJCRAC, now known as The Jewish Council for Public Affairs, is a non-profit organization that speaks on the behalf of national and local Jewish organizations across America.

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