“What Lempert is saying is that by the only measure that a law school really ought to care about — how well its graduates do in the real world — minority students aren’t less qualified. They’re just as successful as white students. And why? Because even though the academic credentials of minority students at Michigan aren’t as good as those of white students, the quality of students at the law school is high enough that they’re still above the threshold. They are smart enough. Knowledge of a law student’s test scores is of little help if you are faced with a classroom of clever law students.”
Quote by Malcolm Gladwell
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Outliers: The Story of Success
This book delves into the reasons behind the extraordinary accomplishments of individuals in different domains, analyzing the interplay between genetics, environment, and opportunities. It investigates how cultural norms, upbringing, and social structures can shape one's potential for success. more
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