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A Duke University professor was defiant after the school last week condemned his "noxious" and "offensive" words in a letter published in The New York Times in which he compared African-Americans unfavorably to Asian-Americans.
The school's rebuke came after a student backlash against Political Science Professor Jerry Hough, 80, whose May 9 letter sought to address racism and the Baltimore riots. Hough said African-Americans don't try to integrate into society, while Asians “worked doubly hard” to overcome racism instead of blaming it.
“Virtually every black has a strange new name that symbolizes their lack of desire for integration.”
- Duke University Prof. Jerry Hough
Since they are smarter than whitey, that's how it works in most cases.I'm ok with limiting the amount of foreign asian applicants, but there should be no limits put on asian Americans. The most qualified people should always be chosen.
Don't forget that fore "DREAMers", illegal aliens in the US, the vast vast majority of which as hispanic, they not only get taxpayer subsidized tuition at state schools thanks to liberals, but ALSO get preferential admission due to the ethnicity. Meaning asians and whites will be discriminated against in favor of ILLEGAL ALIENSI'm ok with limiting the amount of foreign asian applicants, but there should be no limits put on asian Americans. The most qualified people should always be chosen.