How did Trump get into Wharton? Was it his neighborly acts? What were they again? It sure wasn't good grades and high test scores. If only Ivies looked at neighborliness as admissions. Trump and his kids wouldn't have been able to get in to Wharton. |
This has to be a troll! |
Seriously? You must not be aware of Trump's ongoing attempts to displace and take over Native American lands for oil pipelines?$$ |
Just read the DOJ filing, I agree it's very well done. And so clear, I don't see how Harvard can get out the mess it has created. |
This isn't about equitable treatment of all applicants, it's about keeping blacks and Hispanics out in favor of races that Trump has deemed preferable. |
Yep, these aren’t liberty university grads writing and filing this at doj. There are t10 caliber staff that agree with sffa and doj. |
A kavanaugh Scotus however can look at this issue under that framework on their own volition |
You're an imbecile and anecdotes are irrelevant. |
+1 Nobody is that stupid..... |
Not white women these days. Bit easier to get into a top college for a white male over a white female. If the schools switched strictly to merit based the ratio would become more lopsided in favor of women, including white women. |
Try to keep up.....blacks and hispanics already get a significant handicap on admissions. The suit is about discrimination against qualified asian-american applicants. |
As an Asian I totally agree that the Chinese family should have pitched in. Maybe if elite schools did not discriminate against them as much as they do, that family would have. As a matter of common sense, I don't think Harvard should care about how nice you are or how social you are to admit you to an ACADEMIC program. Look at all the nice, social people that went through Harvard and what they do in real life after college. Most pretend to get in. Most are A-holes a few years after they get out. Harvard pretends it has "holistic" criteria for admission that in reality discriminates against people of a certain ilk. It's time to kill that game or at least not subsidize it with taxpayer money. If this was the Harvard School of Receptionistology or Housewifery, I can understand.. |
It's nice that you feel that way, but it's irrelevant here because, regardless of what happens with this suit, Harvard is a private institution with a fair amount of latitude to decide which criteria it wants to use in making admissions determinations. Your narrow-minded view of what college can/should be isn't universally held. |
If these plaintiffs prevail, the effect will be to disproportionately push blacks and Hispanics out of these schools. That's why so many Asian people are opposed to this lawsuit, because they don't want their admissions to come at the expense of disadvantaged groups, and even those who don't care about that per se know how bad a look it is for them. |