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Wow!
It all makes sense, but I had no idea it had gotten that bad. I thought we had it rough at A&M, but clearly we had a lot more control than we knew. It probably has a lot to do with going to a white school, the administration was likely just happy that there were organizations geared toward Black students. A&M has a real problem with Black student retention, and its statistically proven that Black students who were involved were far more likely to not just matriculate, but graduate.
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