California colleges face discrimination dispute

Two private California universities, USC and Loyola Marymount University, face a civil rights complaint alleging they sponsor and facilitate a program that restricts participation and on-campus housing to students who identify as Hispanic. The Equal Protection Project claims these actions violate federal civil rights laws, including Title VI and Title II, as the universities support and host the Youth Leadership Institute, which excludes non-Hispanic students. The complaint argues that despite being private institutions, their involvement makes them responsible for discrimination due to federal funding and campus support.

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