A few months ago, I was surprised to learn that white representation in the student body of Princeton is down to about 35 percent and that white representation among undergraduates at Stanford is down to 26 percent. Now, I learn from the Washington Post
One other consideration is that not as many whites students want to attend Johns Hopkins and they have in years past. It may be an elite school, but it's still in Baltimore--a city which has declined much faster than the percentage of whites students in a JHU freshman class.
Never underestimate people claiming they're mixed race because that's what the system rewards, but of course it is their rhetoric that both creates and rewards that.
Whites shoud not attend colleges where whites are unwelcomed. Whites need to reinvent and reconceptualize higher education since the current system is profoundly diseased. Hillsdale, St Johns show us the way.
One other consideration is that not as many whites students want to attend Johns Hopkins and they have in years past. It may be an elite school, but it's still in Baltimore--a city which has declined much faster than the percentage of whites students in a JHU freshman class.
Never underestimate people claiming they're mixed race because that's what the system rewards, but of course it is their rhetoric that both creates and rewards that.
Whites shoud not attend colleges where whites are unwelcomed. Whites need to reinvent and reconceptualize higher education since the current system is profoundly diseased. Hillsdale, St Johns show us the way.