Univ. of California Tosses SAT Test in Favor of “Equity”

If a particular minority group performs poorly on a test, the problem must be the test. That is the position of the University of California. It will no longer accept SAT results in the name of “equity,” aka “affirmative action.”  In so doing the University elites are ignoring that California voters just voted in November to maintain a ban on affirmative action. We talk to the man behind the ban, former University board member and author of “Beyond Skin Color to the Content of Our Character” Ward Connerly, who happens to be African American and grew up in the South in the 1940s.
He says this is part of a highly destructive trend of making admissions decisions based on color rather than individual merit.