>Can anyone make such a case for university-based discrimination? That's not too much of a difficult case to make. You'd do it the same way you highlighted gen

>Can anyone make such a case for university-based discrimination? That's not too much of a difficult case to make. You'd do it the same way you highlighted gender and racial issues: measure levels of income, access to schools for their children etc etc. I think that those that don't have university degrees are "discriminated" against is an accepted given. This is why you see such an uproar over tuition fees and the like.