> No, because this assumes that different groups have equivalent values. Values are not intrinsically tied to your race, they just correlate to some degree lik

> No, because this assumes that different groups have equivalent values. Values are not intrinsically tied to your race, they just correlate to some degree like income and geography. Saying we shouldn't compensate for your parents values is like saying we shouldn't compensate for your parents income or zip code. That's fine, and it's not immoral to believe that, but just make sure you're being logically consistent in the things you believe we should and shouldn't control for.