[Video] - Black woman pushed elderly white man off bus, killing him

[UltimaOnline]

 

[syed putra]

The white man was abusive

 

[A Singaporean]

The greatest mistake made by Lincoln was to free Niggers.

 

[myfoot123]

Still, without looking at their own behaviour, the Americans are blaming China on human rights issue. How ironical was that?

 

[Cottonmouth]

Clamp the nigress's nipples, slice off her labia.

 

[Pinkieslut]

Good news! Another Jiak Liao bee terminated.

 

[glockman]

Still, without looking at their own behaviour, the Americans are blaming China on human rights issue. How ironical was that?

You are confusing pockets of racism with the decree and acts of a government.

 

[searcher1]

Its time to start "White Lives Matter" & demand all Blacks to go on their knees to apologize

 

[Cottonmouth]

She's doing a good deed, now he can move on, at least fly is much faster than wobble.

 

[borom]

If its the other way around, there will be riots by blacks and hispanics .
No different in another small country across the ocean where you cannot even mention their race -only region eg anyone knows what is a North Asian?

 

[BoonTiong]

why nobody claimed that he died of vaccine ?

 

[syed putra]

If its the other way around, there will be riots by blacks and hispanics .
No different in another small country across the ocean where you cannot even mention their race -only region eg anyone knows what is a North Asian?

The blacks were doing very well economically until gomen intervened snd introduced affirmative action.

The biggest change since Grutter, though, has nothing to do with Court membership. It is the mounting empirical evidence that race preferences are doing more harm than good — even for their supposed beneficiaries. If this evidence is correct, we now have fewer African-American physicians, scientists, and engineers than we would have had using race-neutral admissions policies. We have fewer college professors and lawyers, too. Put more bluntly, affirmative action has backfired.

THE CONSEQUENCES OF MISMATCH

How could such a miscalculation about the effects of affirmative action occur? As University of California, Los Angeles, law professor Richard Sander and legal journalist Stuart Taylor, Jr., describe in their important, recently released book, Mismatch: How Affirmative Action Hurts Students It's Intended to Help, and Why Universities Won't Admit It, one consequence of widespread race-preferential policies is that minority students tend to enroll in colleges and universities where their entering academic credentials put them toward the bottom of the class. While academically gifted under-represented minority students are hardly rare, there are not enough to satisfy the demand of top schools. When the most prestigious schools relax their admissions policies in order to admit more minority students, they start a chain reaction, resulting in a substantial credentials gap at nearly all selective schools.

For example, according to data released by the University of Texas in connection with Fisher, the mean SAT scores (out of 2400) and mean high-school grade-point averages (on a 4.0 scale) varied widely by race for the entering class of 2009. For Asians, the numbers were 1991 and 3.07; whites were at 1914 and 3.04; Hispanics at 1794 and 2.83; and African-Americans at 1524 and 2.57. The SAT scores for the Asian students placed them in the 93rd percentile of 2009 SAT-takers nationwide; the African-American students, meanwhile, were at the 52nd percentile.

This has the predictable effect of lowering the college or professional-school grades the average minority student earns. And the reason is simple: While some students will outperform their entering credentials, just as some students will underperform theirs, most students perform in the range that their entering credentials suggest.

No serious supporter of race-preferential admissions denies this. In their highly influential defense of affirmative action, The Shape of the River: Long-Term Consequences of Considering Race in College and University Admissions (discussed later in more detail), former Ivy League university presidents William Bowen and Derek Bok candidly admitted that low college grades for affirmative-action beneficiaries present a "sobering picture." This is an understatement: The average African-American first-year law student has a grade-point average in the bottom 10% of his or her class. And while undergraduate GPAs for affirmative-action beneficiaries aren't quite as disappointing, that is in part because, as explained below, affirmative-action beneficiaries tend to shy away from subjects like science and engineering, which are graded on a tougher curve than other subjects.

 

[pvtpublic]

the US is also facing an aging population crisis as boomers age. need to reduce their number significantly. a few more waves of pandemics should do the trick.

 

[ChristJohnny]

My hypothesis of Race and IQ stands .....

America will be better off without all the Blacks ... ditto for Europe. They are nothing but trouble. I wonder they actually contribute to society.

Race and IQ

 

[poore]

dun pick on old people mah. fucking dirty bitch

 

[Cottonmouth]

The blacks were doing very well economically until gomen intervened snd introduced affirmative action.

The biggest change since Grutter, though, has nothing to do with Court membership. It is the mounting empirical evidence that race preferences are doing more harm than good — even for their supposed beneficiaries. If this evidence is correct, we now have fewer African-American physicians, scientists, and engineers than we would have had using race-neutral admissions policies. We have fewer college professors and lawyers, too. Put more bluntly, affirmative action has backfired.

THE CONSEQUENCES OF MISMATCH

How could such a miscalculation about the effects of affirmative action occur? As University of California, Los Angeles, law professor Richard Sander and legal journalist Stuart Taylor, Jr., describe in their important, recently released book, Mismatch: How Affirmative Action Hurts Students It's Intended to Help, and Why Universities Won't Admit It, one consequence of widespread race-preferential policies is that minority students tend to enroll in colleges and universities where their entering academic credentials put them toward the bottom of the class. While academically gifted under-represented minority students are hardly rare, there are not enough to satisfy the demand of top schools. When the most prestigious schools relax their admissions policies in order to admit more minority students, they start a chain reaction, resulting in a substantial credentials gap at nearly all selective schools.

For example, according to data released by the University of Texas in connection with Fisher, the mean SAT scores (out of 2400) and mean high-school grade-point averages (on a 4.0 scale) varied widely by race for the entering class of 2009. For Asians, the numbers were 1991 and 3.07; whites were at 1914 and 3.04; Hispanics at 1794 and 2.83; and African-Americans at 1524 and 2.57. The SAT scores for the Asian students placed them in the 93rd percentile of 2009 SAT-takers nationwide; the African-American students, meanwhile, were at the 52nd percentile.

This has the predictable effect of lowering the college or professional-school grades the average minority student earns. And the reason is simple: While some students will outperform their entering credentials, just as some students will underperform theirs, most students perform in the range that their entering credentials suggest.

No serious supporter of race-preferential admissions denies this. In their highly influential defense of affirmative action, The Shape of the River: Long-Term Consequences of Considering Race in College and University Admissions (discussed later in more detail), former Ivy League university presidents William Bowen and Derek Bok candidly admitted that low college grades for affirmative-action beneficiaries present a "sobering picture." This is an understatement: The average African-American first-year law student has a grade-point average in the bottom 10% of his or her class. And while undergraduate GPAs for affirmative-action beneficiaries aren't quite as disappointing, that is in part because, as explained below, affirmative-action beneficiaries tend to shy away from subjects like science and engineering, which are graded on a tougher curve than other subjects.

Niggers' IQ is on par with the m&ds, equally low.

 

[myfoot123]

You are confusing pockets of racism with the decree and acts of a government.

The Uyghurs citizens should feel safer in the former situation? I doubt so, they would die to return to their own country under their new government which is a lot safer.