Race Grifters Yanked Tests From UC Admissions, Boosting STEM Students Who Can’t Do Middle School Math
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Race Grifters Yanked Tests From UC Admissions, Boosting STEM Students Who Can’t Do Middle School Math
The disadvantaged students leftists claim to champion are suffering the most from ending college entrance requirements in math, threatening California’s future.
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More than 1,200 faculty members from the University of California have signed an open letter, urging university leadership to reinstate SAT and ACT math testing requirements for applicants to math and science majors, beginning with the 2027 admissions cycle.
Many leftists argue that standardized tests like the SAT and ACT perpetuate so-called systemic racism and widen racial disparities in education. They have pushed to abolish these “racist” tests in the name of equity. This effort gained momentum in 2020 amid COVID-19 lockdowns and the national racial hatred efforts following George Floyd’s death.
Consequently, more than 1,000 colleges and universities across the United States eliminated or made SAT and ACT college testing requirements optional, with the University of California system at the forefront. However, it is crucial to recognize that the real causes of racial disparities in test scores do not lie with the tests. For leftists, however, it is much easier to scapegoat standardized testing than deal with the real problem — parents abandoning their duties and the broken K-12 public school system.
The UC decision stands out because its regents unanimously approved President Janet Napolitano’s recommendation to suspend standardized test scores in college admissions. What began as a temporary suspension through 2024 became a permanent........
