On the campus of Harvard University, people react to the US Supreme Court's decision to ban the use of race and ethnicity in university admissions. "If you're talking about educational equity, you would want a diverse educational pool," Rev. Irene Monroe, who studied at Harvard in the '90s, tells AFP. For Henry Zhang, who is from New York, it's about accepting that "students have different colors, come from different places." Amanda Larimer says she is concerned the ruling "is going to set America back, limit opportunities for students of color." The Oregonian worries "it's going to limit progress that we've seen in the last few decades." [PLEASE NOTE INTERVIEWEES AREN'T STUDYING AT HARVARD] IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES