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<title>Patrick Chavis: Celebrating The Wonders Of Affirmative Action</title>
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<description> It&#x26;#x27;s never been easy to get into medical school, but if you were a white male, applying to a University of California med school in the 1970&#x26;#x27;s, it would never be more difficult. You see, these were the salad days of affirmative action, and if it was impossible for a white boy with a 3.5 GPA, high MCAT scores, and glowing letters of recommendation to gain admission, the floodgates were open for those of other demographics. I personally know of dozens of absurd cases whereby eminently qualified and motivated young men were denied admission, while minority students or white...</description>
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