"Diversity is not our strength": Cincy's own Ramaswamy 2024!

[Dill]

(10-16-2023, 07:30 PM)michaelsean Wrote: Pretty small sample size. You  can have an opinion on something without it affecting you. I never wrung my hands or shook a fist at minorities because of affirmative action. We all disagree about things. The problem people are those who can’t get past differences of opinion.

Not not as small as you might think. I have asked at least 5 people about this. I'll continue that indefinitely.
You added "quotas," though. The question was not really about that, so one response is ambiguated. 
Maybe you'd allow race as a "factor" in admissions, without the goal of achieving quotas. I cannot tell. 
 
People can vote on something they don't think affects them much, to produce a cumulative effect on policy that 
very much affects others.

So I am thinking more about policies. People may get past "differences of opinions" with their neighbors,
but if some group's "opinion" can become policy, that may be harder to "get past."