To fulfill our generational responsibility to our offspring, YOU want to
know the following.
Identifying the 3 Prongs of Attacks
1st Pron
g
:
Aims to win through the federal District, Circuit, &
Supreme Courts as well as the state courts
is
currently suing Harvard,
U. of North Carolina, & U. of TX.
Position: College admissions should be race-neutral.
Prospects: If the Supreme Court gets another Republican appointee,
then
the prospects for victory shall be excellent.
Current status: Great Progress! Harvard was forced to submit 6 yrs of
past admissions
data. Harvard President Faust gave a
deposition.
2nd Prong:
Aims to win in the "Court of
Public Opinion"
Headed by: 80-20
Position: Embrace diversity; strongly oppose college admissions
that discriminate
against Asian Americans
Prospects: Winning. See proof in the next subsection.
Current status: Pushing "UGLY facts on discrimination against AsAm
youth" nationally; Donated $15,000 to the 1st prong;
helping the 3rd prong to get its complaint investigated.
3rd Prong:
Aims to win via its complaints filed with the
Exec. Branch
Position: College admissions should be race-neutral.
Prospects: Zero under a Dem. Administration;
much brighter under
a Republican Administration
Current status: Unexpected good fortune. Attorney General Sessions will
likely investigate the 2015
complaint filed by "64 AsAm
Assoc.
" against Harvard, that was ignored by the Obama
Adm.
Winning in "Court of Public Opinion"
Just compare the titles of articles published by major media outlets of the
past
versus those of this year. In the past, the titles did not acknowledge the existence of discrimination against AsAms.
Nowadays, the titles not only
acknowledge the existence of
discrimination but also condemn it
.
Note that
titles are made up by editors, not by reporters or authors. Hence the change in tone in titles implicitly reveals a change in the perception by editors in major media, which means we are winning in the "Court of Public Opinion.
(1) New York Times:
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(2) Washington Post:
The 3-prongs must work together &
YOU must do your share
The 3-prongs take slightly different positions, while sharing the same goal - stop discriminative admissions policy against Asian Am youth. Winning in the "Court of Public Opinion" was helped greatly by the efforts of the 1st and 3rd prongs, and in turn helps the other two prongs.
YOU are probably very tired of hearing 80-20's pleading with you to do your share. Please think. Can such a big battle be won without a ground swell of support from the AsAm community i.e. YOUR participation?
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