Blackrook
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Not really "funny" Carla Danger, reality. Minorities who get into law schools above what a white student would get into are in a pretty pickle. That's because everything is graded on a curve, which means is that if you are at the bottom of the class, you get flunked out. If you are a minority in a school that is above what you should have gotten into, you are competing against smarter students, so you will continue to flunk law school exams and eventually get expelled. I saw this happen to a whole bunch of minority students at my law school after the first semester. Of course, they still have to pay their student loans for that semester, but without the income of an attorney.