Can Omarosa even read?. Graduate of two HBCUs

cawacko said:
I'm not stating this as opinion. There's plenty of research out there if you want to look.
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I do want to look. But what I need you to link to isn't something claiming white women have been beneficiaries of affirmative action. I'm not disputing that. I'm specifically asking about when it was that women, supposedly, were beneficiaries of affirmative action in college admissions. Do you have that information?
 
Oneuli said:
I do want to look. But what I need you to link to isn't something claiming white women have been beneficiaries of affirmative action. I'm not disputing that. I'm specifically asking about when it was that women, supposedly, were beneficiaries of affirmative action in college admissions. Do you have that information?
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Are you serious?. No one knows or has any way of knowing when colleges started giving special admissions treatment to women. Undoubtedly it varied with the college.
 
Text Drivers are Killers said:
Are you serious?. No one knows or has any way of knowing when colleges started giving special admissions treatment to women. Undoubtedly it varied with the college.
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Certainly there's a strong incentive for sexists to suggest that a great deal of preferential treatment was given to women in college admissions. It's a way for poorly educated men to dismiss the existence of well educated women. But the question is what support is there for that notion. As I've pointed out, there's cause to believe that some colleges give preferential admission to women in an effort to create more of a gender balance -- specifically, technical schools and others that have a disproportionately male student body. But, in the same sense, there's a tendency for other colleges to give preferential admission to men for the same reasons -- those with a disproportionately female student body. For quite some time, including in the era when Ms. Manigault went to school, there have been far more women than men in college, so men have been the greater beneficiaries of affirmative action. It's important to keep that in mind before implicitly trying to denigrate a woman's academic achievements on the basis of the assumption she got preferential admission in college. Chances are, the exact opposite is the case: that she had to compile a significantly more impressive application than a man would to achieve admission to a given university. By all means if you want to put a mental asterisk beside the name of a male graduate of a university with a disproportionate female student body, feel free to do so, since chances are he benefited from affirmative action. But check your assumptions when you try to do that in reverse.
 
kudzu said:
Piers Morgan is accusing her of offering him sex to win a different competition: The Celebrity Apprentice.

“I’ve met a lot of vile human beings in my life, from dictators and terrorists to sex abusers and wicked conmen,” Morgan wrote. “But I’ve never met anyone quite so relentlessly loathsome as Omarosa; a vicious, duplicitous, lying, conniving, backstabbing piece of work.”

“Omarosa sidled up to me at the New York Mercantile Exchange and said, quite seriously: ‘Piers, do you want a showmance?’ ‘A what?’ I replied. ‘A showmance. You know, a romance on the show — we get it on together. Happens all the time on Apprentice. Everyone has sex together. Then we can make lots of money out of it,’” Morgan wrote. “I stared at her grasping, ferociously ambitious little eyes, and laughed: ‘You must be joking, you deluded woman.’ She didn’t take it well. ‘What are you? Gay?’”




https://www.usmagazine.com/celebrit...a-offered-me-sex-to-win-celebrity-apprentice/
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She has 2 degrees, it is easy to say she can read.

If true, easy to see why trump wanted her in his cabinet.
 
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