We are all equal again, right?

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(07-10-2023, 02:15 AM)Dill Wrote: So were qualified black candidates getting into Yale law just fine BEFORE “condescending leftists” with “low opinions” of minorities created AA policies?

I don't know, where they?  I'm wouldn't be surprised if you already have the numbers are are waiting for a good "gotcha" post.  Maybe just post them upfront so it can actually be discussed?

Quote:Why would people with a “low opinion” of minorities want to bring them into a top law school?

To assuage their "white guilt" and make them feel better about themselves.  I see this behavior all the time.

Quote:Wonder if any of the hundreds of white legacy admissions who could not otherwise have qualified for yale admission felt people judging them as Thomas did? Still a valid question since qualified minorities are still bumped for hundreds of unqualified whites every year—as minority advocates who opposed Students for Fair admissions (and the white majority) well knew.

You and your ilk keep bringing up legacy admissions like I've been defending them. I've literally stated, point blank, that legacy admissions are unfair and I'd be in favor of eliminating them.  Maybe actually read people's posts instead of just thinking about your next response?

Quote:14 black students were admitted to Yale in 1964–the largest group in its history till then. People who didn’t have a low opinion of minorities had been keeping the numbers to single digits before that?

Oh, you can have a low opinion of people in different ways.  Some are overt, like a klansman or black Israelite.  Some are more subtle, like leftists who think they have to save minorities because they lack natural ability or think ethnic minorities lack any agency.