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Re: The just and the unjust ways to address modern racial inequality: affirmative act

That's what I'm saying... on a case per case basis it's not that big of a deal. Everybody with the grades can still go to a great college and achieve great things.

Eagles don't flock you find them one at a time.

Be an eagle my friend. You really need to ask yourself this. If a Black student getting into Stanford over you even though Legacy enrollment brings in almost all Whites and Athletics brings in hosts of academically under achievers of all races over you all the time... but you only focus on the race issue... perhaps you were never really an eagle in the first place.

If not being picked to go to Stanford is the worst thing that ever happens to you then you are indeed a lucky man. So many went through far, far more just to go to any school that wasn't dirt poor second rate and segregated.

But by the grace of God that could have been you.

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<blockquote data-quote="top gun" data-source="post: 102565" data-attributes="member: 428">Re: The just and the unjust ways to address modern racial inequality: affirmative actThat&#039;s what I&#039;m saying... on a case per case basis it&#039;s not that big of a deal. Everybody with the grades can still go to a great college and achieve great things.Eagles don&#039;t flock you find them one at a time. Be an eagle my friend. You really need to ask yourself this. If a Black student getting into Stanford over you even though Legacy enrollment brings in almost all Whites and Athletics brings in hosts of academically under achievers of all races over you all the time... but you only focus on the race issue... perhaps you were never really an eagle in the first place. If not being picked to go to Stanford is the worst thing that ever happens to you then you are indeed a lucky man. So many went through far, far more just to go to any school that wasn&#039;t dirt poor second rate and segregated. But by the grace of God that could have been you.&nbsp;&nbsp; [media=youtube]Zb60WfuSFgg[/media][media=youtube]CoXIUj6weN4[/media]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="top gun, post: 102565, member: 428"] [b]Re: The just and the unjust ways to address modern racial inequality: affirmative act[/b] [COLOR="Navy"]That's what I'm saying... on a case per case basis it's not that big of a deal. Everybody with the grades can still go to a great college and achieve great things. [B]Eagles don't flock you find them one at a time.[/B] Be an eagle my friend. You really need to ask yourself this. If a Black student getting into Stanford over you even though Legacy enrollment brings in almost all Whites and Athletics brings in hosts of academically under achievers of all races over you all the time... but you only focus on the race issue... perhaps you were never really an eagle in the first place. If not being picked to go to Stanford is the worst thing that ever happens to you then you are indeed a lucky man. So many went through far, far more just to [U]go to any school[/U] that wasn't dirt poor second rate and segregated. [I]But by the grace of God that could have been you. [/I][/COLOR][I][/I] [media=youtube]Zb60WfuSFgg[/media] [media=youtube]CoXIUj6weN4[/media] [/QUOTE]

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