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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Since people are obsessed with racial demographics, according to the article: Asians: 29.9 Black: 15.3 Latino: 11.3 Native American: 2 Hawaiian: .5 Total: 59% Implication: whites are 41% US racial demographics- tried to find current data and found this for 18-24 y/o as of 2021: https://datacenter.kidscount.org/data/tables/11207-young-adult-population-ages-18-to-24-by-race-and-ethnicity#detailed/1/any/false/2048/68,69,67,12,70,66,71,7983/21595,21596 Asians: 6% Black: 14% Latino: 23% Native American: 1% Hawaiian: .5% White: 53% Interesting. Technically speaking, whites are visibly underrepresented, as are Latinos, if the goal is to have Harvard's student body mirror national demographics. We could add an overlay of faith but that gets tricker so let's leave it aside for now. We all know Harvard doesn't admit on merit, so it's not really clear what they're looking for in the ideal student body as they also don't have proportional racial demographic mix either. [/quote] The more relevant denominator is not the US as a whole, but the racial/ethnic proportions of their applicant pool. I bet that Asians are hugely over-represented there.[/quote]
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