#BeckyWithTheBadGrades - A massive blow to Mediocre White People coasting on their racial privilege

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The invocation of “intangible qualities” is especially critical in this case, which addresses a small number of slots the school offered for provisional admission in 2008. These are students that are admitted even though they don’t have the grades or SAT scores that you usually need to get into the school. The school brings these students in anyway because they see potential for them, despite their mediocre scores. Fisher sees herself as one of those people, but the school did not.

In 2008, 47 such students were admitted who had lower grades or test scores than Fisher. Forty-two of them were white. Only five were people of color.

Would you look at this, and yet Asians and Whites stay using black people as the reason they didn't get into school, and "unfairness".
 
ABIGAIL FISHER, THE OSCAR MAYER TURKEY BACON OF AVERAGE WHITE WOMEN, LOSES

Half-empty bottle of backwashed room temperature Aquafina Abigail Fisher finally (!) lost her years-long bid to have the Supreme Court recognize her hawkish and pandemic averageness as fucking special.

This decision is a major blow to 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier-ass White people who wish to be treated like Maseratis. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with being a White person. (Hi White people reading this!) Or even being an average White person. Most people — Black, White, Kappa, etc — are average people. Because math. But there is something particularly and specifically American wrong with reflexively assuming that the reason why your second Wednesday in March-ass ass was passed over was because you happen to be a White woman. And then being so hurt by this fabricated wrong that you take your regifted bottle of three-year-old Almaden Heritage-ass ass to the Supreme Court.
http://verysmartbrothas.com/abigail...er-turkey-bacon-of-average-white-women-loses/
 
Even though the facts are overwhelming on why she should have been denied, if Antonin Scalia was still alive, this ruling would have went the other way bc he could have convinced conservative Kennedy to vote against affirmative action, that's crazy
 
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Funny how these white folks don't have a problem with school ''legacy preference'' programs that guarantee acceptance if your family graduated from a college.
 
Swiffness!;9128857 said:
ABIGAIL FISHER, THE OSCAR MAYER TURKEY BACON OF AVERAGE WHITE WOMEN, LOSES

Half-empty bottle of backwashed room temperature Aquafina Abigail Fisher finally (!) lost her years-long bid to have the Supreme Court recognize her hawkish and pandemic averageness as fucking special.

This decision is a major blow to 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier-ass White people who wish to be treated like Maseratis. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with being a White person. (Hi White people reading this!) Or even being an average White person. Most people — Black, White, Kappa, etc — are average people. Because math. But there is something particularly and specifically American wrong with reflexively assuming that the reason why your second Wednesday in March-ass ass was passed over was because you happen to be a White woman. And then being so hurt by this fabricated wrong that you take your regifted bottle of three-year-old Almaden Heritage-ass ass to the Supreme Court.
http://verysmartbrothas.com/abigail...er-turkey-bacon-of-average-white-women-loses/

That lil article was cheesy as fuck
 
Thereal_ba;9129274 said:
Only 49 students had lower grades

Cot damnnnnnnnnnnn!!!! Haha

More importantly...

Forty-two of them were white. Only five were people of color.

Fisher and her lawyer Blum were not challenging the admission of the 42 white students.

And keep in mind the phrase "people of color" could (and probably does) mean anyone non-white - not necessarily black.

And let's take it one step further... that's people with lower grades and/or test scores. It doesn't take into account legacy, extracurricular activities or community involvement or any other criteria that schools take into account when choosing admission.

So why go after affirmative action specifically?
 
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Lol...

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