(10-25-2022, 10:30 AM)Old Guy Wrote: What we're talking about is the racism of diminished expectations. It all starts with a liberal assumption that certain races are inferior and need an unfair advantage.
Please don't straw man, that's not the assumption. The assumption is that, taken from a macro view, and looking at entire population trends, different races have different starting points when accessing education, especially in the US. If you directly compare two students of two different races, that will likely not be true. And taking race into account for college admittance isn't a perfect solution. But just because it's not a perfect solution doesn't mean we should throw it away until we can implement the perfect solution.
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Completed: BSBA OpMgmt - TESU June 2021
UG - AP Tests: 20 credits | APICS: 12 Credits | CLEP: 6 credits | Saylor Academy: 6 credits | Sophia.org: 27 credits | Study.com: 12 credits | Davar Academy: 3 credits | TESU: 15 credits | Other College: 99.5 credits
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