Please share a post SCOTUS ruling source for that statistic. I happen to disfavor affirmative action too, but am often surprised how many rail against that while fine with athletic recruiting. They have the highest admit rates of all, and these are supposed to be academic institutions. Some people are just born more athletic; an average person can’t get recruited with just hard work the way they can get good grades or test scores with just hard work. |
Harvard should lode its tax exemption and be taxes like any other entity for defying scouts and WH. |
MIT has also sued Trump for cutting off funding. Filed yesterday. |
Here’s the chart that was shown to the Supreme Court. It shows across nearly all academic deciles, blacks had a 5-10 fold higher admission rate than Asian Americans. The advantage was especially higher in the median deciles. https://i0.wp.com/www.nationalreview.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/harvard-decile-1.png?fit=643%2C397&ssl=1 I agree that the athlete hook is a scam too, often advantaging traditional white people non competitive sports. |
Under federal laws, any school that discriminates on the basis of race (asians) is not eligible for federal funds. |
PP asked for a POST ruling dataset. It is so recent I doubt there is one. If there is it almost certainly shows this was addressed in last year's admissions. |
I don’t see a date… |
Hah, sour grapes! |
The trolls who keep acting like the federal government is "funding the college" as opposed to the college winning research grants that the government wants have got to stop. Lame nonsense littering the thread. |
They are in good company. Maybe the rest will get onboard. |
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Trump administration is demanding as one of several conditions that Harvard stop discriminating against Asians and Harvard said no. Very simple. |
Half the country thinks it’s just swell to discriminate against those uppity Asian Americans. How dare they quote the plain English of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. |
This has been discussed ad nauseum in older threads, but no, they can no just use their endowment however they want. There are restrictions. The benefactor and school actually create a contract that limits both how funds are used and how much is spent per year (because the school is contractually obligated to keep the fund operating in perpetuity). If the school misuses endowment funds, they are both opening themselves up to lawsuits and diminishing their ability to collect more funds in the future (because people would rather give to orgs that comply.) |
Do you have a cite for that? No, you don't. |