S.A.T. ADVERSITY SCORE

That story is unbelievable. Although, if I understand things correctly, what they're really doing is covering up their standard racist practices, which are depicted in your meme. They're now going to hide behind the cover of an "adversity score". Criteria such as crime rate and poverty level in the student’s neighborhood dictate their score which lowers the height of the admission bar. Through their crystal balls they've determined that all people living in or near these areas have a disadvantage when it comes to aptitude. Really people, that's your logic? You think that adversity affects only those children over here and none over there? I see, so living in a certain neighborhood guarantees that children growing up there won't have a physically or mentally abusive parent? I suppose they won't be exposed to drugs and alcohol at an early age either, right?! They won't have to overcome any personal hurdles of adolescence? They won't ever worry about their parents losing a job and struggling to pay rent or put food on the table? What they say to that is, well they might, but we don’t care to know about it and their adversity is meaningless to us...because of their ummm…zip code.

It's similar to the age old characteristic that the twisted left just can't seem to recognize about themselves...the soft bigotry of low expectations. (That person of color over there, you can't expect them to amount to much without our help, come on...they're colored) or the more blatantly obvious (without all these Mexicans, who's going to mow your lawn or clean your house?) So sick, twisted, and un-American to base an assumption of a person's potential on their skin color or national origin. This IS what they've been doing, and will continue to do, except now it's called an adversity score. Merit is the enemy of the left.

The left are counting on a base they perceive as inferior to their brilliant, benevolent selves. And by keeping them down even as they claim to rise them up, they keep the votes tied to
Government assistance. It’s a subtitle but effective parallel to slavery.

"(without all these Mexicans, who's going to mow your lawn or clean your house?)"

Or "who's going to pick our fruits and vegetables for us if not for people that are immigrants?", as one girl at the women's march said UN-ironically, while holding a protest sign that said "build bridges, not walls"...

There's video of her saying exactly that on youtube.

School's a joke.

more indoctrination, more vocational training, imposing a debt, which traps students and young people into a life of conformity... That's the exact opposite of [what] traditionally comes out of The Enlightenment. And there's a constant struggle between those. In the colleges, in the schools, do you train for passing tests, or do you train for creative inquiry?

Great observation!