Anonymous wrote:Football and baseball are much better as these sports are actually played by most Americans, unlike the highly prep-school specific sports of lacrosse, ice hockey, sailing, squash, fencing etc.
As affirmative action for white dudes goes, however, lacrosse and ice hockey are by far the worst offenders given the large size of the teams and their extreme whiteness and economic exclusivity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:lacrosse is specifically designed for the non-athletic wealthy white kid
And don't forget field hockey for the non-athletic wealthy white ladies!
Anonymous wrote:lacrosse is specifically designed for the non-athletic wealthy white kid
Anonymous wrote:lacrosse is specifically designed for the non-athletic wealthy white kid
Anonymous wrote:Football and baseball are much better as these sports are actually played by most Americans, unlike the highly prep-school specific sports of lacrosse, ice hockey, sailing, squash, fencing etc.
As affirmative action for white dudes goes, however, lacrosse and ice hockey are by far the worst offenders given the large size of the teams and their extreme whiteness and economic exclusivity.
Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry your mediocre white son isn't smart enough to be admitted based on merit.
Anonymous wrote:If anything, ice hockey is worse than lacrosse. Pretty much a 1950s country club look for the ice hockey team at ultra-woke Middlebury:
https://athletics.middlebury.edu/sports/mhockey/roster
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Terrible post. I am from a low income area with 100% minority kids and lacrosse has been great for us. Literally a game changer. Maybe they don't go to SLACs, but lots of D3 college scholarships for kids who really need them.
But stay in your world and pretend you're the one who doesn't get enough privilege.
Div. 3 does not give scholarships. So these kids you are referring to “who really need them” will get financial aid or merit aid without lacrosse. What you think is a “game changer” is you justifying affirmative action for whites.
It is actually affirmative action for white jocks. And since most of these schools are tripping over themselves to show their DEI street cred and have good percentages of minorities, it means no seats left for non-athlete whites. I know that no one is playing their violin for this group but this was not the goal.
Anonymous wrote:Terrible post. I am from a low income area with 100% minority kids and lacrosse has been great for us. Literally a game changer. Maybe they don't go to SLACs, but lots of D3 college scholarships for kids who really need them.
But stay in your world and pretend you're the one who doesn't get enough privilege.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Terrible post. I am from a low income area with 100% minority kids and lacrosse has been great for us. Literally a game changer. Maybe they don't go to SLACs, but lots of D3 college scholarships for kids who really need them.
But stay in your world and pretend you're the one who doesn't get enough privilege.
Div. 3 does not give scholarships. So these kids you are referring to “who really need them” will get financial aid or merit aid without lacrosse. What you think is a “game changer” is you justifying affirmative action for whites.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lol. You cannot find anything whiter than the Williams College lacrosse roster. They've even got a guy- I am not making this up- named Wyatt Cotton!
https://ephsports.williams.edu/sports/mens-lacrosse/roster
LOL. Two light skinned black guys and that's it. And they went to Delbarton so is highly likely to be a jerky d-bag.
Amazing how a tiny school like Williams fills up a huge percentage of the male spots in their class with football, hockey and lax. Roughly 1000 men at Williams and probably 125 (or more) from those three sports. Throw in baseball (slightly more diverse but also not known for being full of intellects, though I'm sure there are some who are very bright) and you are well over 15% of the men in the school. And I guarantee you that not one of these kids will play these sports at any competitive level for a day after they graduate.