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> You judge someone based on skincolor, you can back it up with numbers sure, but you didn't judge based on who he is. The problem is that other people, way wa
by MiroF 7y ago
> You judge someone based on skincolor, you can back it up with numbers sure, but you didn't judge based on who he is.
The problem is that other people, way way way earlier in the educational pipeline, are already making these judgements, but the opposite of Harvard.
"Oh no, Andre, I'm not sure that you would actually want to take this honors science course that much, how about I just put you on on-level?"
This happens all the time, not to mention intergenerational effects.