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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So, now striver is a racist term. But a type of racism openly allowed on dcum.[/quote] It's white people talking about other white people.[/quote] Usually, yes. Rich white people don't like MC or poor white people either. [/quote] It definitely has a strong racist connotation. Here is how it typically goes (posts from this week): "Emory is seen as the “fall back” or “consolation prize” for many kids who are wanting to attend an Ivy. " "Emory struck me as very UMC immigrant/Northeast background/Ivy aspirant “[b]striver[/b]-ish” " "This is an accurate assessment. Emory has [u]a lot of kids whose [b]Asian immigrant[/b] parents [/u]want them to go to a top 20 school no matter what. It is filled with these type of [b]striver [/b]kids." [/quote] On dcum, no one calls ivy schools striver schools. No one. They typically refer to second tier schools having a large percentage of Asian students. These Asian students have the stats for ivies, but are excluded from attending one, albeit still attending a really top school. Dcum feels like these schools are striver schools. To quote, one poster said that [admitting a large number of Asians] "is really a shame. It’s a disservice to the school and to [other] kids who go there". Believe me, the racist is blatant on dcum. These are just posts from this week. You want to turn a blind eye. Fine.[/quote] Do most kids not care about seeing really large numbers of Asians at a college? My kids all noticed it right away and commented on it. It was a fact they were noticing - - high asian population. They still applied to the schools. Is it okay if black people notice there are not very many black kids on campus but not okay for a white kid to notice the large numbers of Asians? Curious. [/quote]
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