The Supremes are a collection of twits. Well, not all of them, just the ones in majority control.
Altho’ the latest couldn’t define “woman,” altho’ she is one, methinks, so she’s kind of shortbus too, but digress
Anyhoo, the Supremes just eliminated one of the tools used to remedy generations of harm STILL HAPPENING BTW because (get this) the constitutional history of the US does not allow for the color of a person’s skin to be the touchstone of his identity.
Wat?
America has always been a race-based society. When has it not?
Horsemen justified the theft of lands from Khan’s kids on the basis of race … the old Supremes actually said (Johnson v. MacIntosh) that because Khan’s kids didn’t use the lands like Horsemen, they were merely occupiers of the land and not owners of the land, so they had no rights to it. {Ecclesiastes 8:11}
Yeah, that’s a real thing.
But, in a lovingly ironic twist, legacy admissions might come to a crushing, crashing halt as well. HA! Seems like, out of 100 percent of Horsemen seeking admission to Ivy Leagues, 75 percent of ‘em wouldn’t get it without mummy and diddy greasing the skids, hearwutmsayin, nowutamean … HA!
Clarry Tom and Frat Boy Bret most definitely would not have been admitted to Ol’Bones without their discrete forms of AA … Clarry Tom for obvious reasons, and Frat Boy Brett coz ol pop-pop is an alum.
Deion Sanders shed a little light on HBCUs, maybe the Ice Cream Social will take the hint, and their talents, elsewhere.
The NCAA would never be the same. “And that’s a good thing.”
(hi Martha and you most definitely are not Snoop’s bottom B … man’s been married to the same woman for 25 years … fazizzle, mah … pizzle?)
Memyself’nI have no … heh-heh “skin” … in this game because all done witda schoolin’ and theKid is stellar academically and athletically, so theKid’s road to college is already paved.
But Half and other half have the resources to prepare the way for theKid, private education and exclusive sports camps go a looooooong way towards developing potential, and a lot of that potential for a lot of smart kids gets lost in poverty, in generational trauma, in parental disinterest.
But it’s all better now, and we (the collective, societal we) no longer owe a debt to history, and can forget it. Why live in the past? The future is unwritten (yeh, right … tell that to the Rothschilds)
‘Cos slavery developed marketable skills, and nobody alive lived any of that, and it was all a long, long time ago.
What’s the ditty? “Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it.”
DeSantis 2024