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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Trump made many life long Republicans vote for Biden. This nonsense has made me - a life long Democrat think about the Republican party. Or should I try to push for more moderate Democrats who believe in merit and less pandering? Quite a struggle. [/quote]

There were many factors at play when they change the admissions.  Curie was only part of it.  Declining number of applicants, a very concentrated number of feeder schools, issues with the school itself including burnout and some toxicity, and more.  There were also larger issues at play, including the changes in admissions at Maggie Walker and Stuy.

As a moderate (former Republican now Independent) who believes in meritocracy and also in the benefit in higher education of diversity instead of insularity (I have also seen these benefits at various jobs I've had), I think the changes are a step in the right direction.  With some additional modifications, I think the change will benefit students at TJ and at all the regions' high schools.  [/quote]

Diversity is great. Viciously targeting a group is not. [/quote]

Thankfully, the group that was targeted was relatively small (as Judge Heytens indicated) and was targeted largely because of resource hoarding behavior.[/quote]

I've read the opinion and dissent and I'm not sure what you're referring to?

https://www.ca4.uscourts.gov/Opinions/221280R1.U.pdf[/quote]

Ignorant and lazy progressives. Can't even be bothered to put in the effort to read  That's exactly why they want a subjective process. [/quote]

Umm, okay.  If you're calling me a progressive, you're bonkers.  You also cannot be bothered to back up your nonsense, so there's that.  [/quote]

spent $20k on prep and my kid did great by any objective measure. They just didn't do as well as the other prepped kids in our school zone so they lost out. But, I'm guessing they still did way better than the unprepared kids from the less wealthy schools so I feel my child deserve this opportunity and it's clearly discrimination right?[/quote]

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