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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Rational thinkers understand that the attempts by selective colleges to socially engineer the perfectly balanced class is a farcical undertaking driven not by a genuine desire for better outcomes or an enhanced student experience, but by the misguided belief that they must hew to a socially progressive agenda. The payoff for all of this wonderful micro-segmentation of diversity is supposed to be a richer experience for students by facilitating interactions and understanding with people different from ourselves. The truth is that you see more segregation on campus today than a decade ago with race specific clubs and housing and greek life and graduation ceremonies. Ironically, the net result of the diversity explosion is a reduction in integration. So yeah, I think it's all a joke and the system is corrupt and rigged and ultimately so capricious that it makes little sense. Thus, the only applicants I care about are my DC.[/quote] This is so true. As long as there are clubs, organizations, learning communities, ceremonies, and events that invite or exclude based on skin color, we have made zero progress. My dd is a member of the admitted students Facebook group for the college she will attend this fall. Another incoming student just made a post saying she wanted to start a Snapchat group for Latina/Latino students only. I understand wanting to connect with people who share your culture. I don’t understand wanting to exclude those who do not. [/quote] You know what is being discussed in your kids admitted students Facebook group??[/quote] DP. JFC....that’s your takeaway from her post? And yes, my DC share with me their experiences on social media.[/quote]
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