Navigating Race and Admissions

This chapter explores a controversial hacking incident related to Columbia University's admissions records, emphasizing the complexities of racial identity in the college application process. The speakers engage in a deep discussion about personal anecdotes and societal perceptions of race, touching on the ethical dilemmas faced by applicants when choosing their racial identifiers. Through humor and critical analysis, they examine the implications of privilege and identity politics, using real-life examples to illustrate the challenges encountered by students from diverse backgrounds.