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• uberman 6y ago
  Really? I would have thought that including typically high performing Asian/South Asians into a bucket of "not euro" and calling it "students of color" would obfuscate the challenges that some (other?) communities of color actually face. This seems like a very reasonable and good thing that they have done. What am I missing about why this would be controversial at all? The controversy WOULD have been to blend these communities with typically vastly different academic performance results and then claim how effective the institution was at providing education results for communities of color.