Category Archives: Race

Need A Lawyer?

Posted on March 23, 2008 by Luke Ford

From LaGriffedulion: In 1988, New York State’s Chief Judge established a committee, The New York State Judicial Commission on Minorities. Its purpose was to study the presence and effects of racism in the state’s courts. Buried in its final 2000-page … Continue reading →

Posted in Law, Race | Tagged appendix, chief judge, dissemination, edna wells handy, effects of racism, gap, judicial commission, law school admission, law school admission council, law school admission test, law schools, law students, lsat, minorities, nbsp, new york bar exam, new york state, quot, school admission council, school admission test | Comments Off

Need A Doctor?

Posted on March 23, 2008 by Luke Ford

From LaGriffedulion: Medical school admission is uncommonly competitive, there being many more applicants than slots. The competition is so intense that if black applicants were held to the same admission standards as whites and Asians, we would turn out almost … Continue reading →

Posted in Health, Race | Tagged academic credentials, admission standards, affirmative action, american medicine, american physicians, beth dawson, black physicians, board of medical examiners, gap, law school graduates, law students, medical competence, medical school admission, medical student, medical students, national board of medical examiners, nbme, performance gap, physician students, several ways | Comments Off

American Bar Association Drops All Pretense Of Standards When It Comes To Accrediting Law Schools

Posted on March 23, 2008 by Luke Ford

Until this year, the ABA required law schools to have at least 70% of their graduates pass the bar or the law school would be placed on probation and be in danger of losing its accreditation. But this standard resulted … Continue reading →

Posted in Law, Race | Tagged aba, aba section, accreditation, american bar association, bar exam, becoming an attorney, bell curve, business government, california law schools, college graduates, compassion, controversial measure, david bernstein, education business, education department, futile quest, graduate school options, graduates, hispanic students, law school, law schools, legal edu, legal education section, low lsat scores, minorities, minority law students, minority students, passing the bar, pretense, probation, protests, racial group, statistical chances, tuition money, u s department of education, volokh | Comments Off

The Man Was About To Close 40 Black Law Schools

Posted on March 21, 2008 by Luke Ford

Over the past few years, law schools with more than 30% of graduates who don’t pass the bar exam in their state have been put on probation and were in danger of being closed (ABA interpretation 301-6.). Guess which law … Continue reading →

Posted in Law, Race | Tagged american bar association, Asians, bar exam, bell curve, black students, department of education, hispanics, law school graduates, law schools, liberals, passing the bar, probation | Comments Off

When Is It OK For A Rabbi To Call A Lady A ‘Crack Whore’?

Posted on February 22, 2008 by Luke Ford

JewJew posts to the Jewish Journal forums: There is NO EXCUSE for calling women sluts, whores and crack whores for the exclusive reason if a rabbi finds them not to be Jewish women. I am so disgusted at his language … Continue reading →

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