Decades of policies that have helped to re-write centuries of systemic and intentional deprivation and racism are being erased by activist justices strategically installed by a section of Americans society who want to maintain the status quo where minority, who have next to zero wealth to pass down to generations because of perpetual poverty, are kept under.... The wealth gap instigated by quality education is part of what births Affirmative Action. The average asset of a Caucasian family in America is 8 times that of their African American counterpart and transferred generational wealth is 5 times more with an average Caucasian than for a black man, we know why and it was partly addressed .....
Having worked in an American higher institution for almost a decade, I can't explain enough the importance of diversity and inclusion.... What it does to enrollment and retention. Those who know the American educational system well will tell you that your zip code determines the quality of education you get and may affect where you get your college degree. And where you get your college often affects your lifetime wealth (this is true for an average American). Blue chip companies only recruit from Ivy League universities - they often start their new hires on six figures while their peers mostly start with five figures. There is a difference between $150k and $55k per annum. It does not matter what you study in an Ivy league, even African Studies from Harvard can land you a job at JP Morgan or McKinsey or Deloitte, etc. The connections you make in these institutions can change your trajectory.... Top political leaders in America, top lawyers, many CEOs, diplomats, and those who control the wealth of the nation are mostly from these top schools. The last four of five American Presidents graduated from an Ivy League, including Donald Trump (Obama, Bush Jr. & Clinton)... Attending a good college can change your life more than an ordinary mid-level, minority, or community college.... There are data that backs this up.. These schools are not cheap and even so, they are hard to get into... Affirmative Action changed that for decades and it is about to be thrown out because some Justices turned blind eye to the benefits this has created over the decades in bridging the generational wealth and opportunity gap in America.
Minority students lot can improve when they have access to certain institutions. For decades, Affirmative Action made access to top schools possible for smart minority applicants. That right is about to go down the drain with the tones coming from the SCOTUS. Affirmative Action effect transcends college admission, it has helped reduce discrimination in the employment of minorities, in securing contracts, leveling the playing ground for all. At a time when private organizations are beginning to live the reality of diversity and are taking intentional steps to integrate, seeing the need for their rank and file to represent the demographic distribution of the people they serve, some people in black robes are about to set America back decades.....
Only God knows what else will be undone and overturned before the law is changed to ensure that the US Supreme court that is highly politicized is democratized, and Justices have to campaign for election and have term limits.
Ise ni ogun ise (Work is the panacea to poverty) mura si ise ore mi (Be conscientious my friend in your work) ise ni a fi n di eni giga (Through hard work can we excel) ti a ko ba ri eni feyintin (If there is none to create a pathway to the top for you) bi ole la n ri (It is as if we are lazy) ti a ko ba ri eni gbekele (If there is no one to be your mentor and godfather) a tera mo ise eni, (Work harder then, don't give up, innovate, there is dignity in labor, a way will open up for you soon) Iya re le l'owo (Your mom may be super rich) Baba re le l’esin lekan (You dad could have real estate in choice places) T’oba gbo’ju le won o te tan ni mo so fun oh (If you trust in their riches, your shame is around the corner) Ohun aho j’iya fun kii t’ojo (What you did not labor often does not last, because you might not value them) Ohun ta ba s’ise fun nii pe l’owo eni (It is what you work for that becomes a treasure) Apa lara, Igunpa niye kan (Arms are your fam...
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