Richfarax wrote:
Yes and the point I am making is that those "qualities" she was born with make her get an entire article about her and big coverage. Now imagine other women who do this they get put on a silver platter and pushed above others with the exact same achievements and even some with higher achievements.
I'm just making an example affirmative action has gone wild and is even coming to us. The more quotas you can fill the more of a minority you are the bigger advantage you get. The rest of what you wrote just seems like you are being emotional like I insulted your mother.
Again, you don't seem like a very bright individual. Do you even know what affirmative action is? How does this girl getting an article about her for her unique achievements be labeled affirmative action? She graduated at the top of her Engineering class.
Also, in elementary school you read about the beginning of agriculture though multi-billion modern farming enterprises get rarely taught to us. You read about the Oregon trail and few American families going to Western coast though today there is hardly any attention devoted to the millions of Americans who fly to and from the West coast on a daily basis.
It is simple. This girl is a Somali immigrant, a racial minority from a poor economically disadvantaged background (she grew up in the ghetto the article said), who happened to go to a good school in Canada, graduated with honors at the top of her Engineering class, and became a successful and sought after Black African female engineer in the male-dominated, socially backward middle eastern Sheikhdoms.
How could that story's appeal for publication compare to regular John Doe from the suburbs, living off of his parent's legacy, doing regular work as an engineer?
Again, you are not a very bright individual for confusing simple issues and you of all people, prance prissing around here like an over indignant envious drama queen, have the audacity to call anyone emotional for calling out your less than appealing envious nature.
