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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Of course they can change admissions but the way they did it — secretively at first, statements against Asian American students my multiple decision makers, with no proper process, notice or public hearing— is not okay.[/quote] Who made statements against Asian American students, and what did they say?[/quote] They just want to play victim. [/quote] These are people who fundamentally believe.... ....that an admissions process that admits 54% Asians and 20% Black and Latino students.... ....is MORE racist than a process that admits 73% Asians and 3% Black and Latino students. They believe themselves to be better, pure and simple. They genuinely believe that as a class of people, they work harder, care more about education, and just fundamentally are smarter to such a degree that they should have more Asian students in ONE ADMITTED CLASS than TJ has had Black students in its ENTIRE 35-year history. That is called Asian supremacy.[/quote] No, it’s called hard work and perseverance in the face of racial discrimination that the majority declines to acknowledge since Asians are supposed to shut up and bend over no matter what. [/quote]
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