Black A's Matter (Accord: lawyer, high school, college)

[canovas]

Black A's matter at Brooklyn College.

Get an F for a class while Black? No problemo, Brooklyn College will change your grade outcomes.
Can anyone imagine being treated in a doctor´s office or hospital by these grade affirmative action inflation beneficiaries? Horrifying to think about the implications for health and competence.

https://nypost.com/2020/07/11/brookl...or-professors/

[QueensGuy72]

Originally Posted by canovas

Black A's matter at Brooklyn College.

Get an F for a class while Black? No problemo, Brooklyn College will change your grade outcomes.
Can anyone imagine being treated in a doctor´s office or hospital by these grade affirmative action inflation beneficiaries? Horrifying to think about the implications for health and competence.

https://nypost.com/2020/07/11/brookl...or-professors/

Nope. If I want entertainment, I'll gladly seek out a Black comedian or athlete. If I want my taxes done or a medical procedure, you bet ya'll life I'm getting a person of the Jewish persuasion.

[Robert9]

Originally Posted by QueensGuy72

Nope. If I want entertainment, I'll gladly seek out a Black comedian or athlete. If I want my taxes done or a medical procedure, you bet ya'll life I'm getting a person of the Jewish persuasion.

Pretty good advice actually.

[Robert9]

But seriously who would want someone from Brooklyn College lol. I would rather go to someone from a real school

[Mr.Retired]

Excerpt:
Racial disparities, said the prof, could be linked to inequities in high
school education, leaving “some students under-prepared for college courses.


Response:
In elementary and high school it was called summer school.

When I attended college it was called remedial studies.
You studied extra hard in advance so you would be prepared and have a leg up to pass the upcoming classes.
Remedial's were inexpensive. It required the sacrifice of my own time after and sometimes in between jobs.
Heck yeah....it was brutal........but I was not born a genius. I had to study hard to overcome stupidity.

According to this ridiculous article
It would make me suspicious of any person of color as to their abilities in their life's profession.
Would you trust any professional if you knew that their course grades went from straight F's to a D plus?
How comfortable would you feel with a Doctor,Lawyer or Accountant that should have never matriculated
towards a degree but is now tending to your most personal of needs? Since we will never know we can only guess
and I am not about to put my life or my money in the hands of possible incompetence. It would take much convincing.
Sad sad sad...........................

[canovas]

Originally Posted by Robert9

But seriously who would want someone from Brooklyn College lol. I would rather go to someone from a real school

This.

Mr. Retired: Yes. Far from contributing to racial justice, which we all desire, it will simply contribute to more suspicion towards these graduates "of color". Sad. Many people would cringe at having any of these fools in charge of their health or welfare.

[stormgal]

So what’s going to wind up happening is that employers will screen out candidates of color simply because they now know their grades weren’t deserved and they can’t do the actual work. These policies also ruin it for people who have done the actual work - of all colors. It’ll be impossible to know who - within minority communities are the actual skilled ones unless some preemployment exam is given.

I’m telling you, these Democrat policies do nothing but bring minority communities down.