AA: The belief that URM's are inherently inferior, and can't compete

[dashrashi]

Whatever the opposite of perfect sense is, that's what you make. Have you ever stopped to consider that your approach is, really, unbelievably off-putting, and you have never, ever, convinced a single person on this board of anything, ever, even when you are technically advocating for the right position, because of it?

And here I thought I had the monopoly on alienating people from normatively-good positions. Outdone, yet again.

[Private David Lewis]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/06/25/barack-obamas-ipod-bob-dy_n_109093.html

[Miss P]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/06/25/barack-obamas-ipod-bob-dy_n_109093.html

lol

[anonymousrandom]

My Grandfather and Grandmother were both slaves who were on their way to be murdered. My other grandmother had to flee from her home country with no money in her pocket so she wouldn't get massacred.

My family had nothing when they came here. Yet, I'm grouped together with white males and am disadvantaged further.

Race has nothing to do with opportunities in life. MONEY DOES. That's the bottom line.

[justanothersucker]

was your family white?

My Grandfather and Grandmother were both slaves who were on their way to be murdered. My other grandmother had to flee from her home country with no money in her pocket so she wouldn't get massacred.

My family had nothing when they came here. Yet, I'm grouped together with white males and am disadvantaged further.

Race has nothing to do with opportunities in life. MONEY DOES. That's the bottom line.

[Burning Sands, Esq.]

Race has nothing to do with opportunities in life.

If you seriously plan on practicing law you can't afford to be this naive. 

Google "Jim Crow", "apartheid" and "Baldus Study" and then come back to discuss once you've educated yourself.

[prelaw12]

Wait so let me get this straight. Minorities are accepted with much lower numbers because they are entitled primarily for reasons of past injustices their grandparents suffered that may have affected their progress in pursuing higher education?