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Originally posted by Honeykiss1974
Just to put another spin on the topic, but some folks need to quit ASSUMING that every black person (or any other minority) comes from a poor, disadvantaged, broken home in the ghetto and therefore affirmative action is the only way for them to succeed. This kind of thought process is one-sided and narrow.
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Isn't that the point that the plaintiff was trying to make in her case against the University of Michigan?
The plaintiff had a 3.8 gpa and scored 161 on the LSAT but she was denied admission while a "disadvantaged" minority with a lower GPA and a lower LSAT score was admitted to the law school. The flaw with the admission policy is the fact that some of the "disadvantaged" minorities are not disadvantaged.