
Watching Nemesis and this is fasho a Tubi version of Power without slightly good acting and plot…. It’s doable
Zsaallday
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Watching Nemesis and this is fasho a Tubi version of Power without slightly good acting and plot…. It’s doable







@drterrysimpson I’d prefer to look at the Jews, many of whom came to America impoverished and discriminated against, and look at what they’ve made of themselves.




Listing famous Black conservatives you admire is not a rebuttal. It is the political equivalent of displaying certificates of racial permission. And again, you keep sneaking in the unsupported premise that modest differences in standardized test scores among already highly qualified applicants cleanly determine who is “more qualified” to become a physician. That is precisely the point under dispute. Medicine is not an SAT contest. Patients do not ask their surgeon for percentile rankings while being wheeled into the operating room. The deeper irony is that people who suddenly demand perfectly race-blind procedural purity in admissions remained astonishingly relaxed about legacy admissions, inherited privilege, prep industries, donor influence, and every other advantage that quietly benefited the familiar class structure for generations. Apparently those distortions were meritocratic. Only diversity became “racism.” We can show objective improvements in public health and communities and show that tests are a single measure but not the most important measure in a medical school community. You don’t know either the literature, nor what the test means, and yet you have an agenda and call out those who disagree with you as racist and attempt to purify your thoughts by stating you have people who are black that you admire. WOW - I never thought I’d hear such sad comments in this decade.

When you reach dating in your 30s, every little thing becomes a red flag or a turn off.



@fuqekgs Why do you assume race blind admissions would lead to less diversity?






