Does it? I see a lot of affirmative action victims saying that it _ought_ to make them feel that way, but I never hear that from affirmative action recipients.
Does it? I see a lot of affirmative action victims saying that it _ought_ to make them feel that way, but I never hear that from affirmative action recipients.
in this video here sabine hossenfelder explains the problem. the statement could be applied to any other marginalized group
"I am against programs or positions that are exclusively for women.I think that treating women differently just reinforces the prejudice that women are less capable than men"
No, it doesn't. But if that makes you feel better, I hope you continue telling yourself that.
even if i had to pass a higher bar to get into university, when i realize that the bar is lowered to get a job, then how i got into university doesn't really matter anymore to me or to my new colleagues. so all the problems that come with the bar being lowered still do apply
Hm, then I guess nobody does it.
... no, it isn't - the entrance requirements are the exact same for everybody.
What a beautiful fantasy, where humans don't make biased decisions.