Affirmitive Action in College

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    Shawn
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    If I hear one more comment about Blacks, Puerto Rican, Mexican, non-white ethic groups getting accepted into a prestigious university because of affirmative action I’m going to burst. No offense to white people: But You all really need to tell your undergraduate kids that affirmative action isn’t the only why that non-white kids get accepted. Some of you need to check on how most of your parents were able to pay for your college. Really with all the accounting scandals that have been surfacing up lately. Corporate White Americans have been robbing the system for centuries and still are and now they finally got caught with their hands in the cookie jar. About ‘got damn’ time!!! More of your parents have stolen/manipulated/corrupted the Corporate system to put most of you all through the best educational systems to do well on the ACT or SAT. Just look at documentary Fahrenheit 9/11. (Republicans/Corporate White America) Two of the same. So quit with your bitching about affirmative action. Your Parents and Grand Parents and Great Great Grand Parents have stolen enough over a lifetime to support several generations of educating your a$$es. Get over it. (P.S.: “Stop trying to make non-whites feel inferior because of affirmative action”.) It wasn’t fair when your great,great,great grand daddys killed off all the native Indians was it? You all didn’t get this far being and that’s for damn sure……… I ‘m tired of hearing/reading Blacks and etc… feeling stress out because white college kids keep making comments about non-whites must got accepted because of affirmative action. Can someone please tell me why he or she must try and play this role? Don’t whites understand how most got their money?

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    Name : Shawn, Gender : M, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : Black/African American, Religion : Baptist, Age : 35, City : Raleigh, State : NC, Country : United States, Occupation : IT Director, Education level : 4 Years of College, Social class : Upper middle class, 
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