>>Not everyone gets those opportunities. That's part of the problem.
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>>Actually, with affirmative action and quotas designed to enforce racial diversity in the workplace, the minorities seem to have the more opportunities than the Caucasians....
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>Nonsense. The great quote I've heard on this is "When you're used to privilege, equality feels like oppression."
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You do know that racial diversity quotas have perverse outcomes, right?

* Minority kids with marginal grades and test scores drop out of top schools instead of graduating from schools that are a better match.
* Asian kids with amazing grades and test scores are denied entrance to top schools - because the quotas are effectively a cap on Asian enrollment.
* Upper class whites aren't affected much, but lower class whites are pushed out.

Those minority kids with marginal grades are better off graduating, not dropping out.
These are real people who are denied success, not some kind of mascot to make the white kids feel more diverse and enlightened.

The asian kids who are denied. I just can't see any justice in that.

And lower class whites.. gah, we are talking about my family.