Sep 3, 2016
Spread in our Obsession issue by Alexandra Wallace. Get you hands on a copy here.
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Spread in our Obsession issue by Alexandra Wallace. Get you hands on a copy here.
Another old video about a girl who made a racist video about asians.... XD It’s old (2011) but still so damn hilarious how this guy puts her apart. Does anybody know the name of him?
So apparently this happened like 3 years ago or something but I didn't know about it and my teacher showed us this^ video in lecture class, which is a response to this video that a racist girl from UCLA named Alexandra Wallace made, and just watch both of them
Best RESPONSE to UCLA Girl (Alexandra Wallace) offensive rant on Asians
It’s a few years old, but I think it’s soooo hilarious. I love his facial expression. XD
In light of the recent news reports of Brooke Kimbrough, a black student who protested against the rejection of her admission into the University of Michigan, I thought there was a good opportunity for discussion here. It's important to note that Brooke's academic scores were lower than the average admissions applicant of the freshman 2013 class at UM. With that said, I still feel that it's important that universities strive to create a culturally diverse community for their students.
I'm not saying that the University of Michigan should reconsider Brooke's admission to their school, but maybe there should be more efforts to reach out to the underrepresented communities to help them become more successful applicants to these top schools or maybe develop some sort of program that provides resources and a pathway to enter higher education.
There's a lot of debate regarding affirmative action and whether or not it's appropriate to give minority students an advantage over white students when considering admissions decisions. While it may be fair to say that we need to give everyone a fair shot, let me present this video of Alexandra Wallace, who thought it was a good idea to post this rant on the Internet. We need to remind ourselves that it's these sort of elitist minds that really need to be exposed to cultures that are different than their own.
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