Wait so are you trying to say they're right but they're just not explaining it well enough? What are the "previous policies" that still exist today or would still have any lasting impact? Especially when they've gone so far the other way with "diversity" policies? Like all of the highest achieving people I went to college with are black. Every time I get the alumni magazine in the back where it profiles like, this person from class of whatever got their MD/PhD or someone got a big grant or something they are ALL black. All the most successful businesses in my city that everyone seems to hype up, that get featured in the paper, etc. are all black. They all talk about "oh I never would have had been able to do this without the opportunities we're getting now" but they did and they are...?
Wait so are you trying to say they're right but they're just not explaining it well enough? What are the "previous policies" that still exist today or would still have any lasting impact? Especially when they've gone so far the other way with "diversity" policies? Like all of the highest achieving people I went to college with are black. Every time I get the alumni magazine in the back where it profiles like, this person from class of whatever got their MD/PhD or someone got a big grant or something they are ALL black. All the most successful businesses in my city that everyone seems to hype up, that get featured in the paper, etc. are all black. They all talk about "oh I never would have had been able to do this without the opportunities we're getting now" but they did and they are...?