It's a little known fact that Jewish women were the greatest benefactors of affirmative action. Not black people not anybody else. Jewish women got hired and more places because of affirmative action than black people. This is bragged about in a talk given to a Jewish studies group in one of the California universities which used to be on YouTube and is a clip that's kind of hard to find. In that discussion the lecturer talks about how Jews pushed the civil Rights movement in the South aligning with blacks not for the blacks interest but so Jews could benefit as a minority from the resulting expectation of affirmative action type legislation. It's a pretty damning lecture and he thought he backed it up pretty well and it may have been at Stanford or University of California in Berkeley or somewhere like that and it was some center for Jewish studies kind of thing.
It's a little known fact that Jewish women were the greatest benefactors of affirmative action. Not black people not anybody else. Jewish women got hired and more places because of affirmative action than black people. This is bragged about in a talk given to a Jewish studies group in one of the California universities which used to be on YouTube and is a clip that's kind of hard to find. In that discussion the lecturer talks about how Jews pushed the civil Rights movement in the South aligning with blacks not for the blacks interest but so Jews could benefit as a minority from the resulting expectation of affirmative action type legislation. It's a pretty damning lecture and he thought he backed it up pretty well and it may have been at Stanford or University of California in Berkeley or somewhere like that and it was some center for Jewish studies kind of thing.
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