wanting the best education for your child(ren) is a good thing

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So, if you have Asian neighbors whose kids are not playing in the Little League, maybe their parents are not aware of those opportunities. Maybe you can pass the information to them. On the other hand, you can also ask them about the math classes offered at their weekend language school. Maybe your kids can sign up for these classes, too.

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<p>This is the best post on this thread for me. Thanks, goodbetterbest.</p>

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You seem to be saying “Watch out, because our yellow people will one day be the bosses of all you white people who didn’t study hard.,” and your society is “on the way out.”

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<p>The repeated use of “yellow people” irks me. Last time I checked, this is a negative reference. Isn’t the word “Asian” sufficient? Are the folks from India yellow people too?</p>

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I suspect that a small fraction of the perfect SAT/ACT scorers didn’t practice much, and they are likely of any race, proportional to the population.

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<p>They may not have studied specifically for the test itself, but their education and exposure may have put them in a position to ace the SAT/ACT without practice. Some of these education and exposure may require financial support beyond the means of most families. Of course, there are exceptions.</p>

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Isn’t the reason why many Asians have emigrated to the USA, because of the emphasis on individuality and free choice?

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<p>I suspect most recent non-refugee immigrants came here primarily to pursue economic prosperity and education, more so than individuality and free choice.</p>