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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have read this whole thread and still have not seen a single argument for raced based admissions. Just vague statements about I institutional racism. I still don't understand what the color of my skin should affect my life story, what I've had to overcome, or what privilege I've had. Someone actually spell it out please. Again, we are not talking socioeconomic status, only color of skin. Explain to me why Obama's daughters should get preference for the color of their skin vs poor white coal minor's daughter. [/quote] what you fail to see is that affirmative action and diversity considerations ALSO help the "poor white coal minor's daughter." I was an admission counselor. I wasn't in coal region. but farming is similar. the poor white kids from the farming communities that were border line admits got preference points coming from "low income community" in our admission model. We admitted far more poor white folks from rural USA than inner city urban kids. Diversity considerations go beyond just skin. These decisions erode all considerations and screw not just the incur city dark people that y'all hate, but your friendly, but poor farmer or coal miner kid. [/quote] No other group benefitted from AA more than white women. I don't see anyone here complaining about gender discrimination.[/quote] SO TRUE! another fact folks like to ignore. [/quote] +100. Is the supreme court going to try to undermine women’s progress next in relation to college admission and employment? [/quote] Women do better and get better grades now in school, so if there is to be sex based affirmative action, it would be for the boys.[/quote] Not every woman does. Just in the same way a minority could be the most qualified on merit alone. Stop the bs people. [/quote] Yes I agree. Which is why merit alone admissions is the way to go, however Harvard chooses to define merit. [/quote]
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