A Georgia Tech researcher asks: Where are the black students in science, math?

Atlanta Journal Constitution ^ | 9:43 p.m. Monday, Sept. 16, 2013 | Kamau Bobb

[publius911]

Yes - it pretty much explains everything. They even suggested possible solutions. In return for their troubles they were lynched by the media.

The media was only the messenger. The lynching was orchestrated, financed and promoted by the education-National bureaucratic unions complex.

A huge disproportionate number belonging to those two unions, which are the members of that particular subcultural failure. The subculture whose name must never be mentioned.

[SauronOfMordor]

SAT scores track household income. High SAT parents tend to have high income, and their genes get passed down to their kids.

One exception, in The Bell Curve, was that even high-income black parents had kids with SAT scores below white average, indicating the role played by affirmative action on black income.

[SuziQ]

I've seen t-shirts that say, M.I.T.: The Georgia Tech of the North.

HAH! Love that! It will drive the MA snobs crazy!