[cgbg]

“Many schools are secretly hoping the Supreme Court rules against Harvard because they have been scooping up all the talented black applicants.”

I don’t talk about it much but I am a Harvard grad.

The “talented blacks” at Harvard were—to put it bluntly—mostly pathetic (with a very few exceptions).

They continued on to rise way above their talent level in the corporate world due to affirmative action.

Almost inevitably they finally got promoted high enough so they could do real damage to their employer—and then their lack of intelligence and competence became toxic to everyone around them.

[ladyjane]

The Harvard-NC law suit has documented just how distorted their admissions process is. According to some of the documents, if Harvard admitted students only from the top 10% of its applicants the Hispanic share would plummet from 14.9% to 2.7%. The Black share would vanish from 15.8% to 0.9%. The number of Asians admitted would double from 24.9 to 51.7%.

This process is unfair to the minority students who end up struggling to compete in the classroom. It also hurts our country by limiting the number of Asians who potentially could make great contributions to our security and our economy.

[dfwgator]

The “talented blacks” at Harvard were—to put it bluntly—mostly pathetic (with a very few exceptions). They continued on to rise way above their talent level in the corporate world due to affirmative action. Almost inevitably they finally got promoted high enough so they could do real damage to their employer—

Or their country.