/lit/ - Literature

>>16935781
I'm also a Leaf. My first experience with this kind of shenanigans was in grade 12 a few years back. There was this big assembly for all the grade 12s to discuss going into trades vs uni. The presenters were going hard on this new program which allowed grade 12 students to take night classes at the university (while still in high school) to get a head start on their undergrad. The principal noted several times how indigenous students would not only get into classes for half the tuition, they would also be let in with an average grade that was a whole 20% lower than non-native the minimum for non-native students. Even worse, they (and they alone) would be allowed to participate in a "special indigenous focused course emphasizing indigenous learning" (basically meaning easy as shit, no essays either- in an "English" course) that was worth DOUBLE credits. I basically had to sit through a two hour presentation only to be informed that indigenous students could take an easier course with significantly lower entry requirements for half the price and would receive DOUBLE the credits. That was a real redpill for 17 year old me.

FUCKING FROGS.