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So you are saying those being excluded only have test scores going for them and otherwise they are inferior to those with loser test scores?
Any link to support this?
The case is they limit and admitt by race.
Which unfortunately cast a shadow on those that may be very good but are the race admitted for social reasons.
Let's be real here, the "best and brightest" aren't being rejected here. If you're a renowned classical pianist, or a physics prodigy, you're not getting rejected from schools. The real "victims" of affirmative action are the ones that couldn't cut it on their own merits and have to figure out some reason as to why they didn't make it.
You're the one that's tying the "best and brightest" to test results. If they were truly the best the world had to offer, they wouldn't be in that position. In the Fisher vs. Texas case (the bellcow case for AA detractors) everyone loves to ignore that Fisher was a marginal student and that aside from the like 8 minorities that got in ahead of her, 42 "lesser" white students also gained acceptance over her due to the holistic review process. But apparently the problem was the darkies because the white people always get left out of the recounting of that case.
So tell me, why are white people being afforded the luxury of getting into elite universities with subpar grades? All 42 of them should have been kicked to the curb in favor of Ms. Fisher, and yet they got in and she didn't. So much for that "limit and admit based on race" theory.