As a result of the SFFA’s lawsuit against Harvard, it was revealed that student prospects who come from wealthy backgrounds are “accepted at a rate of nearly 34 percent, compared with just 5.9 percent of ordinary people.” Additionally, there are many documented cases of wealthy people simply buying their children into these elite institutions by donating large sums of money to said universities.

Does it really matter? Yes, it absolutely does.

Without Affirmative Action, Civil Rights would've been a write-off, schools wouldn't be diverse at all and desegregation never would've happened. Sometimes people need to be forced to do the right thing because if people were naturally good then there would be no need for government in the first place. When California banned AA, black enrollment dropped considerably and it still hasn't recovered to this day. If you think banning AA is a good thing then go put on your KKK hood, because you're no different than them in my eyes as a black person.

You can't just wait around for the good nature of people to help, because if that's what you want then you're going to be waiting for an eternity, we black folk know. We were pushed that line ever since the end of the Civil War, and it still didn't happen until 100 years later when we made noise for people to wake up.

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Handing the reps one of the big wins they've been wanting for decades will always matter

This article in a nutshell: "Hello fellow blacks, here's why increased segregation is actually a good thing and you're dumb if you think otherwise!" Notice how this shit is almost always written by token Black mouth-pieces for racist "leftists." I'm convinced that none of these people actually want a just society. They want the same apartheid system but with universal healthcare, and I say fuck em. They're just as patronizing as democrats.

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