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Mikki Kendall
I have had these conversations with white people who genuinely think HBCU's & the United Negro College Fund are unfair advantages
Etomi 1h
Replying to @Karnythia
SMGDMFH
Drew Gibson 1h
Replying to @Karnythia
Whites who feel discriminated against by HBCUs are the same people who unironically ask "since there's BET, where's White Entertainment TV?"
Elizabeth 1h
Replying to @Karnythia
I'm embarrassed to admit that I know quite a few who believe that. It still shocks me when i hear it.
Marilyn 1h
Replying to @Karnythia
Like every other college isn't a Historically White College? 😒
Aimée Morrison 1h
Replying to @Karnythia
Am finishing a paper on and the myths I have learned that people actually believe about affirmative action are beyond wrong.
Whitley Trillbert 1h
Replying to @Karnythia @Murjanian
This is how you know whites privilege exists: no other race is allowed to be that ignorant and live to tell about it.
The Duo 1h
Replying to @Karnythia
My heart!
Tom Seme 52m
Replying to @Karnythia
Not really
Euphemia Curt 31m
Replying to @digiwonk @Karnythia
Myth #1: PoC benefit the most from AA. Fact: Per stats, white women benefit most from AA. Angry Abby almost shot herself in the foot.
Aimée Morrison 30m
Oh, I know, right? Another yth: AA candidates do worse than "regular" applicants at high selectivity schools.
Euphemia Curt 22m
Replying to @digiwonk @Karnythia
That myth is premised on the lie that all AA candidates are underachievers.
Aimée Morrison 21m
Another myth: the original point of AA is to increase diversity of student body! No! To redress historic exclusions!
hannahhhhhhhhh 🌹 20m
They're the dumb and also bigoted ones.
Susie 13m
Those people are idiots
Euphemia Curt 10m
Replying to @digiwonk @Karnythia
Yes b/c white Americans hoped to increase diversity in 1961 but figured it still made sense to fight integration and the CRM then too.