…institutional racism in their discrimination against high-scoring white and Asian applicants. In introductory statistics, the concept of variability is just as important when understanding score distributions. Thus, a second and…
…lead to suspensions.” So Black and Hispanic students will be given opportunities to avoid suspension that are not available to white or Asian students. That racial preference in discipline violates…
…for academic freedom are false. … The facts further suggest Dr. Wang may have been disparately treated because of his race (Asian). That is, Pitt would not have acted against…
…all pigments have been seething ever since. After one failed attempt in 2014 to repeal Prop. 209 was thwarted by angry Asian American groups, progressives have succeeded in placing a…
…are underrepresented in medicine. On the contrary, he doesn’t trivialize it; he simply opposes proportional representation. Tweet 6 claims that “Arguments that efforts to increase diversity hurt Asian colleagues not…
…antisemitism and by the Holocaust? Is the performance of Asian Americans ever explained by their long exclusion from immigration, anti-Asian bigotry, and being rounded up into concentration camps? Of course…
…students, 39.3% of population — 63.6% of parity/equity. And then there are the Asians: in the fall of 2019, Asians were 33% of the undergraduates in the University of California…
…Asian Americans in medical professions and fields can then be attributed to (imaginary) discrimination in their favor, just as the Nobel Prizes for Jews can be discounted as (imaginary) discrimination…
…the deck is stacked against their children at universities not subject to Proposition 209. Second, the number of Asian American voters in California has increased substantially. Consequently, Asian Americans’ days…
…highly-paid athletes of the National Football League and the National Basketball Association. Is this because these professional leagues have discriminated against whites and East Asians? Men comprise 90% of the…
…of California system were Asian; at Berkeley, 43%. According to July 2019 census data, Asians were 15% of the California population. No one thinks that Asians are “overrepresented” in the…
…unexpected outburst of opposition from Asian Americans. The measure was withdrawn, the Sacramento Bee reported, “after weeks of intense advocacy from Asian Americans who argued that a repeal would hurt…
…Murray finds significant differences, i.e., 20+%, in physiological traits (diseases, biomarkers, blood parameters) and cognitive traits (cognitive disorders, mental abilities, and personality features) in African—Asian, European—African, and Asian—European comparisons. The…
…and Asian cultures.” In wealthier countries, sexual dimorphism also increases in height, blood pressure, and athletic performance, and even in visuospatial abilities. One study concludes that “Psychological sex differences–self-esteem, subjective…
…such as East Asian Americans and Canadians, and Jewish Americans and Canadians, are excluded notwithstanding their superior academic records. So, too, with the hiring of professors and administrators, where posts…
…that wasn’t enough to save her job. Six months later, in August 2018, when the Times hired Jeong for the editorial page, conservative activists unearthed tweets from Jeong, an Asian-American,…
…pedagogy is driven by one overwhelming reality: the seemingly intractable achievement gap between whites and Asians on the one hand, and blacks and Hispanics on the other. Radical feminism, as…
…me, Linda Yang, one of the two leaders of Washington Asians For Equality, the group that organized the opposition to I-1000, stated that a post-election survey confirmed that a preponderance…
…a Feminist Life”), Asian Americans (“Reading Asian American Literature,” “Experimental Asian American Writing,” “Asian American Writing and the Visual Arts”), or politics (““Contemporary Literature, Postcolonial Studies, & the Politics of…
Despite all the attention that has been devoted to Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard in which a U.S. District judge in Boston recently held that Harvard’s discrimination against Asian…
…in Canada, First Nations activists characterize Euro- and Asian-Canadians as “colonial settlers,” who are obliged to provide massive monetary and ongoing compensation for all past misdeeds and to return ownership…
…of Asians admitted over the years (increasing only after the SFFA suit was filed), despite the dramatic increase in the number of Asian applicants, was indistinguishable from the sort of…
…admissions policy places on Asian American applicants is not undue.” “Harvard’s admissions program . . . does not seem to unduly burden Asian Americans despite the fact that some percentage…
…nerve. Stina Chang, writing on the Asian-American news site AsAmNews picked up Bacow’s pitch to legislators to ease restrictions on international students who want to study in the U.S. Tom…
…have a problem retaining minorities in physics if it did not admit minorities with weaker math and science qualifications than their non-minority and Asian peers. Stanford, of course, will not…
…community. When the pending lawsuit by Asian-descent students to Harvard’s ethnic admission program is decided, the war will surely intensify. These specific disputes are manifestations of competing conceptions of the…
…graduates later accomplish in life. Choosing to admit a few more black and Latino students while rejecting a few more white and Asian students won’t affect Harvard’s reputation. When college…
…“woke,” their supremacist interests lie solely with the interests of their tribe, whether the feminist tribe, the black, Hispanic, or Asian tribes, the LBGT++ tribes, or the Muslim tribe. Those…
…(80 percent) were white, six were black, and two were Asian. The College fought (unsuccessfully) to exclude this information from the trial. Plainly, Gibson’s Bakery had a problem with Oberlin…
…of blacks, Hispanics, and Native Americans. An Asian-American group is suing Harvard University for discrimination and is taking similar actions against the University of North Carolina and the University of…