
That’s the speech. |
Agree. Just look at California schools where AA was abolished in 1996. They are the most diverse schools in the nation. Many of them have minority white populations (less than Asians and Hispanics). |
Right. But in her essays she can write about the hardships of growing up Latina in a white world. Or she can mention the good fortune of being adopted by a US family from a poor Latin country. Etc… |
One thing you fail to realize is that the 45% Whites includes Hispanics (ethnicity) who identify as White (race). The actual break down at Cal tech is: Asian 36.6% White 27% Hispanic 17.2% https://www.collegefactual.com/colleges/california-institute-of-technology/student-life/diversity/ |
Thank goodness for all these inclusive Identity Labels!
That continues to be my takeaway the last five years. |
Will laugh my butt off when these “URM” parents at Big 3 schools don’t waltz into an Ivy. Legacy Ivy, World Bank and on financial aid. Getting subsidies from everyone else just because of their pigment. 150 points lower SAT. Half a point lower GPA! And get to go to the front of the line. Hit the road. Merit is back. |
You seem to forget that the SAT is inherently racist against kids of color and that lower GPAs come from discrimination (being left out of study groups, etc). |
This is a joke right? |
Will you finally show some respect to the ones who do get in? Will you? |
Sure. ![]() |
That also reflects the state population. |
Don't be mean. These kids are no less deserving than other kids. You don't know what they overcame. |
Hardships? Because she’s Hispanic? Puhleez. |
Time is (Up)pity! |
Hispanic? Leave it to you to use a term central to colonialism. Says a great deal about you. |