The Reverse Discrimination of Colleges

If you were white, you had a 15.3% chance of getting into an Ivy League school if you were in the top 10%. If you're African American, you have a 56% chance; for Hispanics, it was 31%. And that was all because of reverse discrimination. The colleges were discriminating against Asians, against whites to make it easier for blacks and Hispanics to get into these unique Ivy League schools. Now they can't do that anymore. What their goal is, is diversity. We don't want the best students. We just want the most diverse class," he says.