If you'll allow me to demonstrate. If the admissions metrics associated with the former and the later both have racial implications. Deciding to favor one or th

If you'll allow me to demonstrate. If the admissions metrics associated with the former and the later both have racial implications. Deciding to favor one or the other will always pull in racial consequences. Those making those decisions (eg: "we chose <X>, and the subsequent changes in admission metrics _despite_ the racial implications") should be at the bare minimum be confronted with critique directly stemming from the such decisions.