The following is from Gallup News Poll. The Republican and Democratic parties have distinct strengths within different subgroups of the U.S. population. However, Democrats have lost ground among some of their traditionally stronger support groups while gaining ground with others. […]
(GALLUP) Democrats’ advantage at record lows among Blacks and Hispanics Read More »
As a group, Asians in America tell an incredible story of success. Seventy-one percent of Asian American adults in the U.S. today were born in foreign countries. Most came speaking little to no English and had few, if any, assets.
The controversy over Virginia’s Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology tossing out its merit-based entrance exam so that more blacks and Hispanics are admitted…at the expense of Asian-Americans.
After Hours: Top High School in US has ‘Too Many Asians’ (Podcast) Read More »
Eighty-three percent (83%) of respondents said the most prevalent racism in the US today is against White people. That’s according to the latest unscientific poll of 1,935 people at SharylAttkisson.com. Seven percent (7%) said Asian people are on the receiving
(POLL) 83% say most prevalent racism is against White people Read More »
Judicial Watch has filed an amici curiae (friend of the court) brief, along with the Allied Educational Foundation (AEF), in support of a challenge to the new race-based admissions policies for a nationally-known public high school in Fairfax County, Virginia. Thomas Jefferson
Blacks are be significantly overrepresented. Catholics and Jews are also significantly overrepresented. Protestants are vastly underrepresented. So are women and Asians. Counting illegal immigrants, Hispanics are underrepresented. Whites, men, and the elderly are overrepresented. The following is a news analysis,
Supreme Court doesn’t ‘look like America,’ proportionally Read More »
Why didn’t the forward-looking jobs initiatives for African Americans in the 1960s bring long lasting success?
The Supreme Court has announced that it will reconsider race-based affirmative action in college admissions, a decision that could eliminate a practice that in recent years has primarily benefitted black and Hispanic applicants. The high court will specifically listen to
(READ) Supreme Court to hear race-based affirmative action cases in 2022 Read More »
