> Are you a Grandmaster if you won all your matches starting with a material advantage? The irony of saying this while advocating a practice that gives materia

> Are you a Grandmaster if you won all your matches starting with a material advantage? The irony of saying this while advocating a practice that gives material advantage on the basis of race... I don't think people are irked by affirmative action on the basis of family income. It's policies that privilege someone of one race over another even with equal income, parental education, etc. that people are opposing. We're not giving chess pieces back to people with limited opportunity, we're giving extra pieces based on race.