If their ethnicity is salient to Harvard, it will also be salient to others members of their own ethnicity.
As Asian countries become more and more powerful, their leaders will become more and more outraged that American universities discriminate so shamelessly against their people. What are we even thinking?https://twitter.com/Yascha_Mounk/status/1055101714934718469 …
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Or as Asian companies come to hire American workers, they’ll rely on IQ tests over University degrees, as they will be: 1) Legal to use in their jurisdiction 2) Will better predict General Cognitive Ability, which is what the Uni degree mainly represents to an employer.
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As Americans, we should all see the universities are discriminating against our people.
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Can you clarify their people? International students or students of Same thing background?
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It's the same thing even if you're taking about international students or Asian-Americans. If you discriminate against Asian-Americans, of course you'll also discriminate against Asians.
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Do the leaders of Asian countries conceptualize Asian-American Harvard applicants as "their people" rather than the descendants of traitors who emigrated? The lawsuit is about Asian-Americans who went to High School in US and are largely US nationals, not visa students
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We conceptualize them as someone who is still a bearer of our culture. Life in India does not revolve around politics, unlike the US. You don't know how proud Indians were about Kalpana Chawla. I remember being really sad as a kid when i heard about the discovery space shuttle.
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