<p>Untitled, cheer up mate! You have a right to express you point of view. However, please don't generalize. I have very good friends who are Chinese who don't share your point of view. One of them is a computer science professor at the University of Maryland. He also teaches for a non-profit on the weekends. The purpose of the non-profit is to help minority kids get technical and workforce skills.</p>
<p>I believe that AA should not be abused; however, I will not say that it is wrong and that I hate it. Colin Powell never would have risen to world prominence had it not been for AA.
Correspondingly, you can check Black Enterprise and many other magazines about prominent blacks who benefited immensely from AA. They now serve as mentors for their respective communities. </p>
<p>Incidentally, I believe that key to success is not being just smart or how much you get on the SAT, or GRE; it is the indefatigable urge to beat the odds.</p>