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« on: January 26, 2022, 01:45:25 PM »

Good.

Affirmative action is the greatest example of modern-day systemic racism.

Systemic racism? Talk about white fragility.

Fragility is when people are upset about being discriminated against, apparently.

Oh my goodness, white people have every advantage imaginable. Universities making a small effort to correct for this imbalance isn't discrimination. Mediocre white people need to realize that maybe they aren't qualified instead of crying about affirmative action.

Asians are white?

As far as college admissions are concerned, domestic Asians are "white", whites are "underrepresented", and international applicants are ca$h cows. I don't expect this to change regardless of the ruling outcome.
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« Reply #1 on: January 26, 2022, 07:38:33 PM »

Good.

Affirmative action is the greatest example of modern-day systemic racism.

Systemic racism? Talk about white fragility.

Fragility is when people are upset about being discriminated against, apparently.

Oh my goodness, white people have every advantage imaginable. Universities making a small effort to correct for this imbalance isn't discrimination. Mediocre white people need to realize that maybe they aren't qualified instead of crying about affirmative action.

Asians are white?

White adjacent, yes.

Question: What does "white" mean to you?

Asians don’t face the same discrimination as Blacks and Hispanics when it comes to education. That’s just the truth.

Maybe not in aggregate, but that doesn't make us a socioeconomic or cultural monolith, nor does it make us "white-adjacent".
https://www.buffalo.edu/ubnow/stories/2021/09/asian-stem-disparities.html
https://www.science.org/content/article/u-s-science-no-longer-leads-world-here-s-how-top-advisers-say-nation-should-respond

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