The numbers don’t lie. Harvard, and other schools, racially discriminate against Asian Americans in admissions when compared to all other ethnicities, but especially when compared to blacks. One way that they try to cover for it is with an outrageous ‘factor’ in the admission process that they call the ‘Personality’ score, which rates blacks far higher than all other ethnicities on personality – twice that of Asians - to give them a boost, and to give Asians a penalty. If that isn’t a contrived, and ‘systemically racist’ policy, then nothing is.
And they defend their racist, multi-tiered admissions policy by first; denying that they have different admission standards for different groups. Flat out lying, and they know the worthless MSM will cover for them. And, of course, they won't give the full data to try to prove their denial - every school could easily give all the data on admissions by race with the names redacted without being forced to by court order in a lawsuit. But they know it would prove that they discriminate. So, as is, this data is the most inaccessible info next to the Nuclear Codes.
Then they give tortured, ever changing, reasons as to why there is a need for them to do what they say they don’t do. First it was blacks can’t get educated unless they’re in school with whites, then it was whites can’t get educated unless they’re in school with blacks. Then there is just an exploitation of an incident; blacks should get in with lower academic credentials as atonement for what happened to Rodney King, George Floyd, or whatever. Now there’s just the general CRT reasoning that blacks’ lower academic achievement in relation to others is because of discrimination – nothing to do with Asians studying long hours - so you must discriminate in order to reverse it and get equal results. And the dumb reasons go on and on. The most grotesque is the claim that Asians are ‘adjacent’ whites who advance ‘white supremacy’. The people who say this are not only racist for denying the Asians’ identity, but also doubly racist to say that it’s OK to discriminate against a race because it’s OK to discriminate against the race you are linking them with.
And finally there is their eternal retort; if you don't agree with them, your a 'racist!'.
There was some good news in the book. Prop 209 was upheld by voters in California despite the racial demagoguery of those who tried to get rid of it. And de Blasio’s attempt to get rid of the NYC Specialized Digh Schools’ admissions test was also shot down.
The only problem I have with the book is that there should have been more data in the form of tables and graphs. Nothing speaks better than raw numbers. And the ones he did show weren’t fully explained. He had one that showed the data relating to the Harvard Personality and Overall ratings of different ethnicities by Academic Decile, but it wasn’t explained at all. I had to go to the Peter Arcidianacono’s report to understand it. But at least he gives you the numbers in one way or another, and he gives you the source, so the book is a good starting point for reference.
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Excellent book with solid evidance and sound logic, must read!
Kenny Xu did thorough research and presented convincing arguments on Asian Americans' racial situation in US, with solid data, broad support and sound reasoning. You can see it easily from the screenshots. While reading, I can't help but appreciate all the multi-faceted information he collected and it offers a lot of information to understand stuff beyond the scope of this book, even to Critical Race Theory and equity etc. A well-written book definitely worth reading.
