Re:Asian American Discrimination in Harvard Admissions [pdf]
by starpilot on Saturday April 25, 2020 @02:09AM
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Even controlled for income, achievement disparities persist between races. Also imagine: everytime you make a bad play, you go to jail, while the white player does not. Even as children, black kids receive harsher punishments (full on suspensions) than white kids (time-outs) for similar infractions. Imagine your whole life being told that you're bad and disruptive. You might start to internalize and normalize that message, and not try very hard as a result.
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Re:Asian American Discrimination in Harvard Admissions [pdf]
by luckylion on Saturday April 25, 2020 @08:20AM
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> Imagine your whole life being told that you're bad and disruptive.
Sounds like you're talking about "the male experience".
It's interesting that it's the situation of black men that is generalized as "that's what it's like for black people".
Re:Asian American Discrimination in Harvard Admissions [pdf]
by bsanr2 on Sunday April 26, 2020 @11:53AM
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No, black girls are also much more likely than white girls to be disciplined, often harshly and physically, and often by people who are not their family. "School resource officer body slams female black student" is practically a YouTube genre unto itself.