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How ending affirmative action helped minorities in California
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articl...43219.html
Some interesting data:
"...Data from UC-San Diego (one of the more elite UC campuses) illustrate what happened. In the year immediately prior to Proposition 209’s implementation, only one African American student in the entire freshman class was an honor student. Following implementation, a full 20% of African American freshmen were. That was higher than the rate for Asian Americans (16%) and extremely close to the rate for whites in the same year (22%). Even more impressive, the number of under-represented minority students in academic jeopardy collapsed.
As Richard Sander and Stuart Taylor Jr. show in their 2012 book, “Mismatch: How Affirmative Action Hurts Students It’s Intended to Help, and Why Universities Won’t Admit It,” in the years immediately following Proposition 209, it had three effects on under-represented minorities in the UC system. It increased (1) graduation rates, (2) GPAs, and (3) the number of science or engineering majors...."
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shere khan
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RE: How ending affirmative action helped minorities in California
If i were black, affirmative action would piss me off beyond measure. It's essentially an admission of inferiority.
(This post was last modified: 05-16-2020 01:36 PM by shere khan.)
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RE: How ending affirmative action helped minorities in California
White people are a minority in California.
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