Okay, here's the source for the Graph, which comes from the Harvard Crimson.
Over an 18-year period stretching from 1995 to 2013, Asian-American students admitted to Harvard scored higher on the SAT than did their peer admits from other racial groups, according to data released in the admissions trial.
www.thecrimson.com
Over the period charted in the dataset, Asian-American applicants to Harvard earned an average SAT score of 726. White applicants earned an average score of 713, Native-American and Native-Hawaiian applicants an average score of 658, Hispanic-American applicants a score of 650, and African-American applicants a score of 622.
And then you'll deny it... as you've done multiple times.
Now, you can make an argument that lowering standards is acceptable.. and the difference between a 622 and a 726 average isn't that great. They are both pretty decent scores. But don't pretend it isn't happening.
Um, yeah, not sure what your point is here. The rich always get better stuff. That's the prerogative of being rich.