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Originally Posted by DreaMseq2010
i have 2 things to point out to you:
1. obviously, you are one of the ones without college graduation based on your conceptual understanding of math. there are millions more hispanics than asians living in the US. you see more activism done by "hispanics" because there are simply dominantly more hispanics than asians. i wouldnt be surprised if 19.8% of hispanics outnumber 70.7% of asians in pure numbers. know your math.
2. why do you feel "bad"? do you feel like hispanics alone are somehow entitled to DREAM Act by themselves and no other ethnicity? there are countless asians, africans, and europeans fighting for the DREAM Act.
cant believe this guy is trying to turn this into another race issue. ITS DREAM ACT. freakin unbelievable.
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You make really good points, true points. The fact is this post shouldn't even exist, what does it matter if a higher percentage of Asians obtain college degrees? It doesn't, we are all in this together and shouldn't look at who will "benefit the most" from DREAM Act. I am Hispanic and I would like to ask Immigrant, why do you think there is a lower percentage of the Hispanic youth that obtain a college degree? I don't know if you were at the DREAM Mobilization in D.C. last week, but Hispanics well outnumbered other races, but that doesn't mean only we are fighting for DREAM and it was only because Hispanics are in this country in higher numbers. I am Hispanic and I know my people and a lot, not all, but a lot do not care about education. So we can't "feel" bad for a lower percentage of Hispanics benefiting from DREAM. Please take off that stupid sad face off of this post. Let's not derail this train and racially divide this movement. BTW DreaMseq2010 I am directing this to Immigrant. The starter of this thread.