Yes but the implication didn't quote anything to back it up as being correct. While certainly it has been shown that students with better upbringing perform be

Yes but the implication didn't quote anything to back it up as being correct. While certainly it has been shown that students with better upbringing perform better on such things the amount of that is way less than the difference in students. Thus it isn't as simple as "those who are given all the tools do better" there is also an aspect of something else. After all "they are just better students" would imply only a similar increase in application acceptance. The is a large trend of "overrepresented groups are just better" again and I prefer to push back on "I don't have evidence of why else there is overrepresentation so obviously it is fair"... Especially when Legacy is literally the opposite of fair.