If there were no academic differences between the regular student body and minorities or athletes people wouldn't make those "offensive" generalizations. Oh re

If there were no academic differences between the regular student body and minorities or athletes people wouldn't make those "offensive" generalizations. Oh really? I suppose it's unlikely that peoples' prejudices could cause them to make inaccurate generalizations about the world around them. And do go on about the differences between the minorites and the "regular students". He was using those words to demonstrate why using different academic criteria for different groups of students was problematic. The assumption being that this is actually happening to a significant degree. The SCOTUS has set down fairly strict rules governing affirmative action in admissions processes, including forbidding quotas and rigid point-systems that benefit minorities.