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Topic	Permit granted for "whites civil rights" march in DC on August 11
JahnDixonUSA 06/20/18 9:51:17 PM #191:	LightningAce11 posted... Depends on the person. Some would feel like they need to work harder to show off that they're nore than the skin colour, others would be happy with the fact that they've earned something. Most people in my university are there because they've earned it, not through some diversity quota. Plenty of asians and white people. You can't prove that though, even if you feel that way. I look white, but I am ethnically Spanish Mexican. Applying as such to UCLA definitely helped my chances. So even if you feel it's earned, being a minority increases chances more so than academic merit. This is why the DOJ is suing American Universities, and Commie California. Moreover, if there's a diversity quota (and there is), Black and Latino students meet a lower threshold than White and Asian students. For an Asian student coming out of high school, it's almost impossible. --- When all else fails... you're still winning. <cite>JahnDixonUSA posted [p:903664514] in Permit gra... [t:76734213]...</cite> <quote><cite>LightningAce11 posted...</cite> <quote>Depends on the person. Some would feel like they need to work harder to show off that they're nore than the skin colour, others would be happy with the fact that they've earned something. Most people in my university are there because they've earned it, not through some diversity quota. Plenty of asians and white people.</quote> You can't prove that though, even if you feel that way. I look white, but I am ethnically Spanish Mexican. Applying as such to UCLA definitely helped my chances. So even if you feel it's earned, being a minority increases chances more so than academic merit. This is why the DOJ is suing American Universities, and Commie California. Moreover, if there's a diversity quota (and there is), Black and Latino students meet a lower threshold than White and Asian students. For an Asian student coming out of high school, it's almost impossible. --- When all else fails... you're still winning. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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