@N8Mozaik@POSTwrestling It was 6 hours?? Damn, it was 6 hours. I listened to more Kendrick on that show than I’ve listened to anywhere else. I ain’t mad at it.
The law, in its majesty, decrees that Black and legacy students alike must repay the loans the legacies didn’t need for tuition at the colleges where the Black students didn’t really belong.
The way I’m interpreting the decision suggests the same. Campuses can’t use race as a determinant factor anymore? So if Harvard/UNC/Yale etc decided to not enroll a single white student, then what legal standing would anyone have to challenge it? Maybe I should keep that quiet?
Using race as the determining factor in the level of one’s citizenship for centuries only to decide that race can’t be used anymore once you start to see the demographics shift is so on the nose that it may as well be the nose.
Only the historians who struggle with just how committed some were to upholding whiteness over everything will be astonished. The rest will look at it as the usual stuff.
The part that will astonish historians the most, when they study this period, is that a third of Americans claimed that they saw Trump as honest and trustworthy. https://t.co/bbVcqr4CDf