Green Ranger
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Too busy watching videos on Jasmine Crockett saying she ghetto and fake to be concerned about this.Massa’s housepet KOONS avoiding this thread like the plague
Trump Administration to seek race data on Universities that get funding. The amount of Blacks that attend these Universities will determine funding.
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Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
Lowkey just wait a few years and sue the schools and the federal government for this. I aint even joking.
These cocksuckers act like this isn’t the exact same thing they want to sue the schools for. It’s the same shyt and now the government and schools gonna pay. I recommend more black people apply to these schools. I am not even joking. It doesn’t matter why you are rejected based on this you are now part of the class action lawsuit when this is done. shyt you don’t even got to be a kid just apply As a black person.
These cocksuckers act like this isn’t the exact same thing they want to sue the schools for. It’s the same shyt and now the government and schools gonna pay. I recommend more black people apply to these schools. I am not even joking. It doesn’t matter why you are rejected based on this you are now part of the class action lawsuit when this is done. shyt you don’t even got to be a kid just apply As a black person.
Tariq Nasheed needs to be drawn and quartered.
HarlemHottie
Uptown Thoroughbred
Ahmaad Fulton, also a sophomore at Penn and member of Descendants of Afro-Americans at Penn (DAAP), a student-led group, asked, “Just thinking about the amount of African Americans that will be let in next year or the following years to come, is the percentage going to decrease? That’s the biggest concern.”
Camille Zubrinsky Charles, professor of sociology at Penn, said Fulton’s concern is a legitimate one.
Charles co-wrote a 2007 study that disaggregated the ancestral breakdown of Black students at highly selective universities. The researchers found that 41% of Black students at four Ivy League colleges surveyed (Columbia, Yale, Princeton and Penn) were children of foreign-born parents, hailing primarily from sub-Saharan African and Caribbean nations. These first- and second-generation Black Americans were overrepresented in the Ivy League, given that at the time they made up 13% of the Black population at large.
“First- and second-generation Black immigrants have been overrepresented on selective college campuses, and that trend has continued,” Charles said.
There has been no recent comparable research on the lineage of Black undergraduate students in the Ivy League, Charles said. It is unclear, beyond anecdotal observations from those who spoke with NBC News, that first- and second-generation students are indeed overrepresented on these campuses. But since the 2007 study took place, Black migration to the U.S., overall, has increased. First- and second-generation Black Americans now make up 21% of the Black population, according to a 2022 report by the Pew Research Center.
Many students shared frustration that their schools did not have metrics for the portion of the Black undergraduate population that traces its roots to American slavery. The lack of data, they said, made it difficult to articulate how invisible they feel...
“It’s a scary reality that once we leave, it may no longer be here,” Brooks said. A similar multigenerational Black student club that predated DAAP disappeared after the pandemic, leaving behind little information about who its members were. She fears a similar fate could await her organization, given that it is already hard to recruit members from the small Black American student population.
www.nbcnews.com
Twenty five years ago, when I was an undergrad at an Ivy, it felt like 50-50. Can't imagine what it is now.
Yall not gon like it, but I'm sure the majority of FBA agree: if it's not benefitting us, burn it down. Since everybody's being selfish, we've largely decided to do the same.
Camille Zubrinsky Charles, professor of sociology at Penn, said Fulton’s concern is a legitimate one.
Charles co-wrote a 2007 study that disaggregated the ancestral breakdown of Black students at highly selective universities. The researchers found that 41% of Black students at four Ivy League colleges surveyed (Columbia, Yale, Princeton and Penn) were children of foreign-born parents, hailing primarily from sub-Saharan African and Caribbean nations. These first- and second-generation Black Americans were overrepresented in the Ivy League, given that at the time they made up 13% of the Black population at large.
“First- and second-generation Black immigrants have been overrepresented on selective college campuses, and that trend has continued,” Charles said.
There has been no recent comparable research on the lineage of Black undergraduate students in the Ivy League, Charles said. It is unclear, beyond anecdotal observations from those who spoke with NBC News, that first- and second-generation students are indeed overrepresented on these campuses. But since the 2007 study took place, Black migration to the U.S., overall, has increased. First- and second-generation Black Americans now make up 21% of the Black population, according to a 2022 report by the Pew Research Center.
Many students shared frustration that their schools did not have metrics for the portion of the Black undergraduate population that traces its roots to American slavery. The lack of data, they said, made it difficult to articulate how invisible they feel...
An uncertain future
Brooks, who is a co-chair of the Descendants of Afro-Americans at Penn, said she is worried that the affirmative action ruling may put the future of the club in peril, due to potentially fewer members.“It’s a scary reality that once we leave, it may no longer be here,” Brooks said. A similar multigenerational Black student club that predated DAAP disappeared after the pandemic, leaving behind little information about who its members were. She fears a similar fate could await her organization, given that it is already hard to recruit members from the small Black American student population.
A debate brews among Black Ivy League students over representation on campus
Why some Black students on Ivy League campuses say they feel like “a minority within a minority.”
www.nbcnews.com
Twenty five years ago, when I was an undergrad at an Ivy, it felt like 50-50. Can't imagine what it is now.
Yall not gon like it, but I'm sure the majority of FBA agree: if it's not benefitting us, burn it down. Since everybody's being selfish, we've largely decided to do the same.
Json
Superstar
Well there won’t be money for white students anyways the way the Trump economy is going so we’re all going down together
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Trump good for businessSo many ppl convinced themselves that Trump was going to be good for the country
Kooley_High
All Star
So im guessing they are gonna look at the top ACT/SAT scores and use that as a baseline percentage of how many blacks should be at the Ivy League schools. Anything above that number will get their funding withheld until they “correct” it. So yeah too many blacks at your elite school means you’re getting fined.
Trump should be getting pilloried everyday. The media, black people, etc. Trump does some wild racist shyt daily, “Oh, damn. That’s crazy.”
*mofos go back to debating 100 men versus a gorilla, Pop the balloon, and Love Island*
Meanwhile, not only are they fukking over you—
in your goddamn face—but they’re fukking over your kids, kids.
We’re the most docile and bytchmade generation of black people ever, man. There’s no way we’re sitting by idly in the 60s, 70s, 80s, etc. while the president of the United States openly denigrates us as more bestial and intellectually inferior to others. I truly believe that.
I include myself in that number because while I do my thing academically and fight this war on the academic/institutional front, I could do more too. Like, one day I’m going to have children and grandchildren, and when they ask what I did during this crucible, what am I going to say? I put out research papers?
That’s not good enough.
*mofos go back to debating 100 men versus a gorilla, Pop the balloon, and Love Island*
Meanwhile, not only are they fukking over you—
in your goddamn face—but they’re fukking over your kids, kids.
We’re the most docile and bytchmade generation of black people ever, man. There’s no way we’re sitting by idly in the 60s, 70s, 80s, etc. while the president of the United States openly denigrates us as more bestial and intellectually inferior to others. I truly believe that.
I include myself in that number because while I do my thing academically and fight this war on the academic/institutional front, I could do more too. Like, one day I’m going to have children and grandchildren, and when they ask what I did during this crucible, what am I going to say? I put out research papers?
That’s not good enough.
Texkmot2446
Pro
Their goal is to make sure 0 black people go to college.
His resume was on the table for everyone to see for 50+ years.
Zero blacks in government & zero funding of blacks for higher education. Let's not forget that they control the trades & unions which don't like negroes
Wait until you see what he meant by black jobs
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