JoeB131
Diamond Member
It does if the test is biased and the white kids get more resources...Differences in outcomes doesn't mean racism.
Let's leave the test alone, since what I posted had too many words and you didn't understand it. Let's talk about SAT coaching, something white parents can afford and black parents can't. Yes, little Timmy got a higher SAT after his parents paid his coach $50 an hour for months to help him prep.
They have the highest rate of suicidal ideation.. This is why I don't like doing links, you wingnuts either pretend you didn't see them or don't understand them.According to the CDC Asian youth have the lowest suicidality rate as well. What was your point again?
Up, that they are completely stressed out and have poor social skills.Asian kids have the highest test scores, the highest GPA's the highest per capita acceptance into top level schools, the lowest mortality rate and the lowest suicidality of any ethnic group in the US and somehow Asian parents are fucking it up?
I thought it was just racist. Dont move the goal posts on me. Standardized tests are just a tool.
No, they are the problem. They perpetuate bias.
Nope, pointing out realities is not telling them they will fail.That's exactly what you're telling them.
Telling them an inanimate thing is racist is fucking stupid. The test doesnt care what race you are. You can either answer the questions or you cant. The test would be racist if it marked an answer correct or incorrect based on the color of the test takers skin. It doesnt.
Are you a special retard? I just posted a whole fucking article explaining in DETAIL the racial biases of the SAT.
Well, no, they aren't.If you do those things you'll be successful regardless of what college you go to. And Im fine with ending legacy acceptance. If you're fine with AA acceptance. They are essentially the same thing.
One perpetuates privilege. The other provides opportunity.
If you have the black kid who got a 3.6 GPA despite growing up in a rough neighborhood and working his way through HS, and you have a legacy kid who got a 3.6 GPA because he partied every night, which do you think should get the nod?