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California’s elite public universities saw an exodus of African Americans leave following affirmative action’s statewide ban. Before Proposition 209’s implementation, UCB’s entering class was 6.5% African American. A decade later in 2005, the percentage of blacks among the school’s freshman class dipped to just below 3%. At the
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), the percentage of black freshman decreased from 7.3% in 1995 to 2.7% in 2005.
Texas and Florida universities saw less of a decrease among new
African American students. In Texas the percentage of African American freshman declined by only .51% between 1995 and 2002. Three years later, the percentage of black freshman actually went up by about 1.7%.
That’s because the state adopted a program that guaranteed admission to students in the Top 10 percent of their classes. Florida proved even more generous, guaranteeing admission to high school students in the Top 20 percent of their classes.
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OP it's great you found counter examples showing black minorities thriving in different states without Affirmative Action.
The problem is that California doesn't have similar programs implemented and thus irrelevant to the context of your own thread.
Or are these African Americans located across the country supposed to move to silicon valley to replace native black Californians?
It doesn't explain Asian-American hypocrisy or efforts to game entrance criteria to the detriment of others.