If there is a ban and your child didn’t get into college because you found out a rich person with lower grades got in because their parents made a huge donation, would you sue like Gratz did? Their answer was no.

If your child was denied a place because they accepted a student with a disability (blind, deaf), would you sue? Their answer was, no.

Then I asked her if her child was denied a place due to a star athlete with lower grades promising to play for the school, would she sue? Again, the answer was no.

Mind you, this rich person or athlete, or disabled person could be of any race. They didn’t have a problem with any of it. What did that tell me?

People, for some reason, are hugely upset over affirmative action when it comes to minorities. They are not upset by the affirmative action given to other groups, like the disabled or veterans. Or even if they are, they keep quiet because they don’t want to be seen as against the disabled or against veterans. They don’t mind losing out to a rich person, or to an athlete, even. Maybe they feel like they can’t win against them. The only thing that’s left is race itself. Race is the prejudice that is still most accepted. If Jennifer Gratz had sued to end special favors for the rich, or for athletes, or the disabled, do you think she’d be getting the support she does now?

My Arguing Points:
1) Mathematically improbable that we will benefit from it.
2) Affirmative Action has been used as a means to deny black men opportunity.
3) Affirmative Action attempts to force others to affirm in us what we refuse to affirm in ourselves.
4) Affirmative Action is an admission of black inferiority.
5) Affirmative Action uncovers the hypocrisy of the democrats.
6) Affirmative Action can never bring about equality.