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Affirmative Action should be abolished in all areas. Merit should be the only consideration.
One thing minority groups have shown us is that they can not and will not be stopped. Things will shift again if they strategize properly. One thing no institution or business wants to lose is the minority dollar. This applies to people of color, lgbt+, and women.
While I agree that merit needs to be the ultimate deciding factor, the fact is if we eliminate affirmative action, we will also cut the number of physicians working in underserved areas. That's doesn't seem ethical. This is coming from a white guy who barely got into medical school, ironically the medical school was the first to accept black students in the U.S.. I graduated the top of my class with a 180 k in loans as there were no merit scholarships. I can't deny my first statement
I think Asian American applicants are the ones disadvantaged by affirmative action policies.
Using Harvard admission statistics. Since affirmative action came into the limelight 10 years ago, Asian Americans have increased in proportion from 20% (in 2014) to 30% (in 2023). Prior to that, Asians Americans have been steady at 18-20% for the last 20 years.
I’ll leave this NYPost article here: https://nypost.com/2023/06/29/supreme-court-affirmative-action-case-showed-astonishing-racial-gaps/
I guess what I am saying is mortality rates are always higher in black and Latino communities probably due to poverty being a health hazard, and because they lack doctors. Indeed, it's been well studied that one is more likely to work in these communities if of similar race. Bottom line is we need keep on educating black and Latino doctors to serve these communities.
I agree, as healthcare is a public service. But this is Harvard undergraduate admission.