-- Some states, including California, have passed laws that prohibit the consideration of race, gender, or ethnicity when considering public education or public employment.
-- At the University of Wisconsin, the median composite SAT score for blacks who were admitted was 150 points lower than for whites and Asians and the Latino median SAT score was 100 points lower.
---In law school admissions, white students who at a median LSAT score and grades had a 10% chance of being admitted. This is comparable to a 70% admission rate for black students and a 33% admission rate for Hispanic students.
--- Even with reverse discrimination components in place, whites generally have more job opportunities than minorities when it comes to job opportunities.
-- Some studies even show that white women have been able to benefit from Affirmative Action more than minorities, even with the inherent scholarship disadvantages.
-- The state of Texas replaced its affirmative action plan with a percentage plan that guarantees the top 10% of high-school graduates a spot in any state university in Texas. California and Florida have similar programs.
-- Only 7% of black students in the US are college ready in mathematics. This figure is even lower when it comes to biology at just 4%.
-- When Affirmative Action was abolished in certain states, many schools saw double digit decreases in the amount of accepted minorities.
-- 3 out of 4 people support the reverse discrimination that may or may not occur as it makes up for social needs, moral injustices, and historical inequalities.
Reverse discrimination might seem like a justifiable thing in some aspects, but the real problem is the lower level education systems. How is it that only 4% of black students are prepared for college level biology? ...Throwing kids into college just to make ourselves feel better isn’t the answer. That’s like taking a Vitamin C when you’ve got a cold! The real problems need to be fixed so a cure can be found.