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    1. Silent-Composer-873 on

      Say 1000 white dudes, 300 black dudes, 300 girls, I can see this being normal if thats why?

      But why are they sorting by minorities? Aren’t we all equal these days?

    2. throwawayt44c on

      First they came for the Harvard douchebags , but I said nothing for I am not a Harvard douchebag.

    3. Legal_Talk_3847 on

      „Hey you know that thing where people tend to ignore minority sounding names in applications and whatnot? Maybe we should take action to stop that so everyone gets a fair shake?“

      Man, this isn’t racism, it’s ‚we’re aware how people think about minorities and want to balance things out‘

    4. This study is from 2011, but not much has changed since then: https://www.theamericanconservative.com/pdf/The%20Myth%20of%20American%20Meritocracy-Unz.pdf

      In that year, 65% of the country was non-Jewish White, 70%of Nation Merit Scholars were non-Jewish White, but only 18% of students at Harvard were (and 40% of the 18% are legacies)

      Basically, if you’re not a legacy or Jewish and White, you’re redlined out

      Notable is that the engineering schools like MIT, Caltech and the University of California don’t have the same trend

    5. MazdaProphet on

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      Most of the time they just say this stuff to each other

      Harvard was so sure they were untouchable they put it in writing

      When a university puts a race-based policy in writing, it can face significant penalties, especially if the policy is deemed to violate federal laws or the U.S. Constitution. Here are some potential consequences:

      – *Loss of Federal Funding*: Universities that receive federal financial assistance may lose funding if their policies are found to discriminate based on race, in violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
      – *Legal Liability*: Universities may face lawsuits from individuals who claim they were harmed by the policy, potentially resulting in financial damages or court orders to change the policy.
      – *Reputational Damage*: Implementing discriminatory policies can harm a university’s reputation, making it harder to attract students, faculty, and funding.
      – *Compliance Requirements*: Universities may be required to implement new policies, training, or oversight mechanisms to ensure compliance with federal laws and regulations.

      The Supreme Court has ruled that race-conscious admissions policies must meet strict scrutiny standards, meaning they must further a compelling government interest and be narrowly tailored to achieve that interest

    6. Ok_Interview4917 on

      This is anti-oppressive practice. This is not “anti-white people”. This is “let’s give historically oppressed populations a fair chance without having bias get in the way”. Unconscious bias (that leans white supremacist in majority of people) is a real thing.

    7. AffectionateSun8548 on

      Shhhh you can’t say that on Reddit, anything leftist is always right. Thinks are really black and white and no room for nuance or conversation

    8. itsnotcalledchads on

      it’s not supposed to be fair it’s supposed to be equitable. Calling it “racist” to prioritize women’s and minority applications is willful ignorance dressed up as concern for fairness. White men got such a head start they wrote the rules, controlled the gates, and then declared the results “merit-based.” Equal treatment in a system built on inequality is just preservation of power with better PR. Equity is the bare minimum correction after centuries of exclusion, not some radical punishment. If that threatens you, it’s because you were never competing on equal ground to begin with

    9. When Trump wanted to defund Harvard and other universities on the pretext that they allowed anti-Israel speech, I could not believe how many people thought it was completely unacceptable that these dirtbags would not be handed millions and billions of taxpayer money.

      Of course, these same people will say it’s all irrelevant and unconnected rather than admit that they could not see through one single layer of Trump’s subterfuge. No wonder the public is so easily manipulated when everyone would rather be righteously outraged.

    10. FizzyGoose666 on

      Wouldn’t the most logical options be blind pick based on merit (no race sex or name attached) or seek to fit demographic percentages? 

    11. 0x446f6b3832 on

      I do worry that with more and more companies using AI that biases like this will be inherent. Just imagine if every large corporation stopped reading the resumes of a certain race.

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