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>>5400076
The impression that gives is that you don't hope for blacks and hispanics to work harder, study more, and become as capable as their white and asian peers, but would rather turn their Bs into A+s and say "good enough" and force them into places where, as any other race, they shouldn't have been accepted, just to be able to look at the stats and say "they're doing great now." That's not good for society.

Just to clarify, I'm of course not saying there aren't black or hispanics who are highly qualified for many important jobs, but there are much less of them proportionately compared to whites and asians. Affirmative Action doesn't try to fix that problem, and comes off more racist than the default by implying that those groups just naturally aren't good enough and will never be capable of anything on their own, so the only way to create a diverse workforce is by artificial means. That's where the discrimination comes in towards people not in those groups.