A prep school out of Louisiana is alleged to have routinely falsified black students' transcripts while embellishing their life stories to excite elite colleges into accepting them.
In a lengthy article by the New York Times, former students of T.M. Landry College Preparatory School in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, testify to being sold a bill of goods by a school administration that did little to prepare its pupils for college and everything to portray themselves as champions of the downtrodden. The school's students have become viral sensations, such as this video of a 16-year-old student opening his Harvard acceptance letter, with reports on the "Today" show, "Ellen" and "CBS This Morning" all hailing T.M. Landry as a launching pad into society's upper-crust. Just one problem: the whole school is a sham.
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Why do they do that. No respect for individuals who get into these schools and can't make the grade. Be Best is what should be accepted. Do your best no matter your skin color. It is shameful to promote black students that are not meant for college just to obtain a black votr
ReplyDeleteThe msm was giddy until they learned the facts but I doubt they will retract their stories ! This is like everything else they spew -LIES to promote an anti White, anti Christian ,anti Trump, anti American pro Muslim' gay and divisive ideology
ReplyDeleteNo! I am shocked!!
ReplyDeleteThat is done locally also
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