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Bump for the solution to weak courts and presidents!

Yours really is the grassroots way to bring the permanent racial preference industry to a halt. The Achilles’ heel of preference discrimination is that there are no real written rules as to who gets to be "African American" or "Hispanic" (there are for "Native Americans").

If EVERYONE JUST CLAIMS THE PREFERENCE CATEGORY, the system will either collapse under universal participation, or the race hustlers will have to convince the government and the courts to go into the race-assignment business a la Apartheid South Africa or Nazi Germany, using skin pigment, facial shape etc to assign folks their place.

So, if ever asked, say you are an "African-American-Hispanic".
If asked why, say "Because I say so."
If ever told you're not a member of the preference groups: Explain that your lawyer will be contacting them about why they've singled you out for scrutiny and rejection from the group based on the color of your skin, hair, last name, etc.

Correct. If you plan to apply to law school (note that points based racial quotas for undergraduate schooling has now been ruled unconstitutional by SCOTUS) just go vacation in Puerto Rico for a couple months. Get a lot of sun. Practice the accent. Come back, dye your hair black. Give yourself a "hispanic" middle name, then go by it (J. "Ricardo" Smith.) Keep up the tan in tanning parlors. Apply and claim that you are Hispanic. If you have to defend the claim, it was your great grandfather on your mother's side. After you are accepted you can knock off the tanning (unless you like it.)

Voila. Game the system.

yes, Yes, that's what I've been saying:

I mean, some "black" people look white and some "white" people look black.

So who's to say who is who?

Who's to say what black people are supposed to look like and who's to say what white people are supposed to look like?

This school can only discriminate according to race if the students comply with this racial nonsense by classifying themselves.

Let the school argue what a given student's race is, if the school thinks a given applicant who said he is white or black, the school believes to be the opposite.

How dare the school tell students what race they are because of what they look like!