Comment by garbagewoman
3 months ago
if people who have been historically quantifiably discriminated against and disqualified based on that discrimination, how can that imbalance be corrected?
3 months ago
if people who have been historically quantifiably discriminated against and disqualified based on that discrimination, how can that imbalance be corrected?
By helping to make them qualified to pass the tests.
How, exactly? Perhaps by encouraging schools to accept more people from those groups?
more isnt the problem. or its not the first problem.
>predictions suggested only 3% of black applicants would pass.
Thats not '3% of the applicants are black'. It's '3% of black applicants pass the test'
Starting there alone would yield meaningful results - at the end of the day, you gotta pass the test. Changing the test so more people pass is illogical and dangerous.
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