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b-boy bouiebaisse@jbouie.bsky.social |
finally white students in texas will have a fair shot at winning scholarships www.dallasnews.com/news/educati...
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b-boy bouiebaisse@jbouie.bsky.social |
finally white students in texas will have a fair shot at winning scholarships www.dallasnews.com/news/educati...
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Mark Shore
@markshore.bsky.social
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maybe one day a white male Texan will even live in the governor's mansion...
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Based Ace
@aceofbase.bsky.social
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it's so fucking pathetic.
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Christopher Deutsch
@drchrisdeutsch.bsky.social
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Same thing is happening in MO
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b-boy bouiebaisse
@jbouie.bsky.social
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i am thinking, for no reason at all, about being told how lucky i was to get a full tuition scholarship to school by kids who basically lived in mansions
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One Blue Cat
@onebluecat.bsky.social
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Getting a scholarship in Texas is HELL to begin with. The STEM and gifted students dominate the top 10% for starters since 6th grade. The kids know their rankings. You can't hide it from them. My daughter had a 3.7gpa and was in the 40th percentile. I wonder how the ATHLETES will be handled.
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Jon
@phyrkrakr.bsky.social
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Missouri is doing the same thing
www.columbiamissourian.com/news/higher_...
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Ed Burmila
@edburmila.bsky.social
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131 is a pretty comical numerator in the context of how many Texas high school students are applying for college and college scholarships!
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Mike the Mad Biologist
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📌
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@electricchimp.bsky.social
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right in time for Juneteenth
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Elliott Teel
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It would not surprise me if the data on scholarships (perhaps in more so in certain places) showed that they were granted to white students at a higher rate than non-whites. Of course skin color would not have been “officially” used in the decisions.
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