Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Justice Karvanaugh CONFIRMED.

Although BK is very undesirable, hopefully he will abolish the affirmative action.

AA gravy train's coming to an end.

Anonymous wrote:Justice Karvanaugh CONFIRMED.

Although BK is very undesirable, hopefully he will abolish the affirmative action.

Justice Karvanaugh CONFIRMED.

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

Yes,

White alone 72.4%

Black or African American 12.6%

Asian 4.8%

Jewish 2.9%

Native Americans and Alaska Natives 0.9%

Native Hawaiians and Other Pacific Islanders 0.2%

Some other race 6.2%

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

Not sure what you mean here. Are you saying we need diversity in qualifications, some book smart, some street smart, etc. because high stats is not all that? Surely the book smart kids can pick up on things or two from kids from the school of hard knocks, party goers... You know, the ones that value Beach Week at Ocean City after a night of debauchery... They, too, can become the next president, the senator, the supreme court justice...

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

Really? Literally every.single.piece. of literature I’ve ever read on affirmative action defines this process as the promotion of members of groups who have previously suffered discrimination. That’s literally the definition of affirmative action. You’re wrong.

NP - and although I agree with you, that's not the legal rationale that will pass muster today. In college admissions the only lawful rationale is "diversity" for it's educational value to the student body and the institution.

Why is that hard to understand?

Why can no one accept that diversity of all kinds -- not just racial diversity -- is good for a college?

well the rub is the "racial" part, what with the equal protection clause and all.
Publics generally cannot use race as a factor in admissions. Privates can.

That "rub" rubs both ways. You get that, right?

not sure, could you explain?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

Really? Literally every.single.piece. of literature I’ve ever read on affirmative action defines this process as the promotion of members of groups who have previously suffered discrimination. That’s literally the definition of affirmative action. You’re wrong.

NP - and although I agree with you, that's not the legal rationale that will pass muster today. In college admissions the only lawful rationale is "diversity" for it's educational value to the student body and the institution.

Why is that hard to understand?

Why can no one accept that diversity of all kinds -- not just racial diversity -- is good for a college?

well the rub is the "racial" part, what with the equal protection clause and all.
Publics generally cannot use race as a factor in admissions. Privates can.

That "rub" rubs both ways. You get that, right?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

Really? Literally every.single.piece. of literature I’ve ever read on affirmative action defines this process as the promotion of members of groups who have previously suffered discrimination. That’s literally the definition of affirmative action. You’re wrong.

NP - and although I agree with you, that's not the legal rationale that will pass muster today. In college admissions the only lawful rationale is "diversity" for it's educational value to the student body and the institution.

Why is that hard to understand?

Why can no one accept that diversity of all kinds -- not just racial diversity -- is good for a college?

well the rub is the "racial" part, what with the equal protection clause and all.
Publics generally cannot use race as a factor in admissions. Privates can.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

Really? Literally every.single.piece. of literature I’ve ever read on affirmative action defines this process as the promotion of members of groups who have previously suffered discrimination. That’s literally the definition of affirmative action. You’re wrong.

NP - and although I agree with you, that's not the legal rationale that will pass muster today. In college admissions the only lawful rationale is "diversity" for it's educational value to the student body and the institution.

Why is that hard to understand?

Why can no one accept that diversity of all kinds -- not just racial diversity -- is good for a college?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

Really? Literally every.single.piece. of literature I’ve ever read on affirmative action defines this process as the promotion of members of groups who have previously suffered discrimination. That’s literally the definition of affirmative action. You’re wrong.

NOPE.

Read a book on the subject.

Or, find one admissions officer who says what you say.

Remember, we are talking about race criteria in college admissions decisions, not governmental-driven affirmative action. They are different. Almost no one does their homework enough to understand the distinction, and you are among those.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

Really? Literally every.single.piece. of literature I’ve ever read on affirmative action defines this process as the promotion of members of groups who have previously suffered discrimination. That’s literally the definition of affirmative action. You’re wrong.

NP - and although I agree with you, that's not the legal rationale that will pass muster today. In college admissions the only lawful rationale is "diversity" for it's educational value to the student body and the institution.

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

Really? Literally every.single.piece. of literature I’ve ever read on affirmative action defines this process as the promotion of members of groups who have previously suffered discrimination. That’s literally the definition of affirmative action. You’re wrong.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

private schools can do this. End of story.

Sure they can but don't kid yourself that diversity helps these schools to accomplish their goals. This social engineering nonsense is all in the name of political correctness, not academic achievement. Having some quota of under-qualified URMs doesn't magically enhance the learning environment or outcomes, quite the opposite.

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

Well, if that is the case, you shouldn't have any problems with a college only accepting white (or whatever) kids if they think that allows them to better accomplish their goals.

Private businesses under public accommodation laws are unable to do this.

Anonymous wrote:How many times do you people have to be told:

Race factor in admissions is not designed to make up for any past injustice.

It exists because colleges believe a racial makeup which reflects the population makes them better able to accomplish their goals.

That's IT. Read a book about it. There are many.

private schools can do this. End of story.