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The premise that Harvard has to pick between not discriminating against Asian and Asian-American applicants, and having full representation of black and Hispanic applicants, seems like a pretty obvious false binary https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/15/us/harvard-asian-enrollment-applicants.html …
I mean ... "the university’s researchers warned against releasing the data because of what it also revealed: that while the university gave a 'tip' to poor students, it gave bigger bonuses to athletes and to the children of alumni"https://www.buzzfeed.com/mollyhensleyclancy/documents-offer-an-unprecedented-look-inside-harvard?utm_term=.gxPqV4g83#.puwmEM8bD …
Because there's no objective reason why only a certain number of minority applicants can be admitted, and therefore admitting more Asians necessitates admitting fewer black and Hispanic applicants
Maybe they shouldn't fill each class with 33% legacies.
I’m just seeing something that says what a lot of people know. Some really smart people have shitty social skills, a culture that values intelligence has more people w bad social skills. Today’s day you need social skills. Seems easy.
Not unless the share of a class made up of non-white applicants has to be static
Yeah, and that that false binary framing is how the concern trolls bankrolling this lawsuit -- who don't really care about racism against Asians and are actually just mad about Harvard admitting black people who don't "deserve" to be there -- want us to view things.
Also, I think that Times piece uncritically regurgitates the talking points of the racist concern trolls a bit too much upfront. Here's a thread from an economist who is skeptical of their claims:https://twitter.com/dynarski/status/1007624830622031872 …
While I sympathize with the need to create diversity of thought in a college classroom, using race as a proxy is a specious proposition and it's also downright lazy. It's only a "binary choice" because of this liberal social experiment where we must demand equality of outcome!
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