Only in your opinion.Correll argues that whites are discriminated against but does not show how with objective evidence. I think what he wants is a White Man's Civilization in the United States and is desperately unhappy that we don't.
I have repeatedly discussed the specifics with you in the past.
I will be happy to do so again.
Here is a one good example of the forces in play. Think of this as the tip of the Iceberg.
The Power of Race
"Advantages by Race and Class on the SAT and ACT at Selective Colleges, Fall 1997
Group Public Institutions (on ACT scale of 36) Private Institutions (on SAT scale of 1,600)
Race
--White -- --
--Black +3.8 +310
--Hispanic +0.3 +130
--Asian -3.4 -140"
As you can see, BLacks get a 310 point SAT bonus for having Blacks skin.
Browns get only 130 points.
This discrimination for limited numbers of admission slots means discrimination AGAINST whites who are competing for the same slots.
The push for diversity, and the desire to help "traditionally disadvantage" groups, AND the fear of lawsuits if their study body doesn't exactly match the demographics of the nation, is UNIVERSAL in our society.
The difference with University admissions is not that the motives for discrimination is greater, but that the documentation of how much discrimination is taking place is better.
It is odd that you have forgotten all the other times I have explained this.
Are you really that blind to information you don't like or were you being dishonest.
And in your dishonesty you fail to point out, from the link, that your conclusion is not sound because it reads "While Espenshade and Radford -- in the book and in interviews -- avoid broad conclusions over whether affirmative action is working or should continue, their findings almost certainly will be used both by supporters and critics of affirmative action to advance their arguments. (In fact, a talk Espenshade gave at a meeting earlier this year about some of the findings is already being cited by affirmative action critics, although in ways that he says don't exactly reflect his thinking.)
Is he describing you, Correll?
Yes, very much so.
HIs data shows the Affirmative Action is, as I said, anti-white discrimination.
His personal views are irrelevant, except as it is impressive that he did not allow his personal political views to prevent him from presenting his data and findings honestly.
And getting back to the point, his findings show the "objective evidence" you requested, especially as I pointed out, the motives for this discrimination is universal in our society.Once his background in the Klan was well known and he tried running again he was humiliated. Less than one percent. That is what happens to actual real racists in the GOP.Duke could win as a Republican, yes, when he could not win as a Democrat, yes?
And your comments about AA are not in line with the link you posted: "In fact, a talk Espenshade gave at a meeting earlier this year about some of the findings is already being cited by affirmative action critics, although in ways that he says don't exactly reflect his thinking." Yet that is what you are doing.
I already said that that is what I am doing.
I am citing his RESEARCH, not his personal feelings.
He has not repudiated his research, the numbers are clear, black skin gets you a 310 point bonus for admission purposes.
I understand his desire to NOT want to be attacked by the PC lynch mob in Academia.
HIs research strongly supports my position that whites are discriminated against in today's society.
And as I pointed out the motives for that discrimination are universal in our society.