Went to the Ivy League, can confirm. They let in less capable students that are brown and black and then they have to hold their hands and/or hold "here's why you feel like you don't belong and here's why you do belong" (of course, without mentioning that they are being propped up and that's why they feel out of place - they're out of their league).
This only serves to increase the "racism" of the other students, as all the White and Asian students automatically have that thought in the back of their head when interacting with or working with those students: "did they get in here based on merit or because of affirmative action?"
I'm tired of trash-tier races taking spots from people who would otherwise get them just because some people are afraid of being "racist."
Not to mention whites. Look what they do! It's obscene.
I'm just a dumb whitoid from a flyover state but kind of appears that they discriminated against white students even more than asians.
Yeah but asians are the media's token of the month
Help me understand the negative numbers. What does this mean exactly?
They adjust your score based on your race. Asians and whites get points removed and black and latino get points added.
Is this the score for the SAT, or when they're scoring for admissions?
Went to the Ivy League, can confirm. They let in less capable students that are brown and black and then they have to hold their hands and/or hold "here's why you feel like you don't belong and here's why you do belong" (of course, without mentioning that they are being propped up and that's why they feel out of place - they're out of their league).
This only serves to increase the "racism" of the other students, as all the White and Asian students automatically have that thought in the back of their head when interacting with or working with those students: "did they get in here based on merit or because of affirmative action?"
I'm tired of trash-tier races taking spots from people who would otherwise get them just because some people are afraid of being "racist."