[CounterCounterCulture]

Racist bill shelved (for now)

Three Democratic Asian senators who voted for the constitutional amendment when it passed the Senate on a party-line vote in January wrote Perez last week asking that he not proceed with debate on the amendment.

They felt major heat from Asian-Americans. Good!

[Nifster]

Not just the voters SCOTUS also weighed in on this decades ago

[GeronL]

Bump

[Nevadan]

It doesn’t matter that the plan was scrapped. Affirmative Action in colleges admissions is alive and well. The colleges still do it. They just use different wording. Instead of calling it affirmative action, now they are only attempting to “diversify” the student body of the school. Absolutely nothing has changed other than terminology. It is still perfectly ok to discriminate against those students of racial backgrounds that the school deems there are too many of.

[Verginius Rufus]

I was at an event this evening which featured three Asian-American speakers, two of them college professors, one a local businessman. The professors were a man born in China and a woman born in Korea. Both talked about how hard all the kids studied in their schools when they were growing up because they were determined to go to college and only the better students would make it. The woman talked about attending school from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. in Korea.

All are very happy to be living in the US now.

Meanwhile Democrats think that some people should be given preferential admission to college because of their racial classification. In other words, don't study in grade school or high school and you can still go to college--as long as you aren't white or Asian.

[re_nortex]

They felt major heat from Asian-Americans. Good!

This type of action by Asian-Americans means they're now full-fledged Americans and can lose the hyphen. This is a good step toward eliminating the racism inherent in affirmative action, a reprehensible program championed by the leftist "Reverend" Martin Marxist Luther King who said, "A society that has done something special against the Negro for hundreds of years must now do something special for the Negro."

[Husker24]

Till after the election.