On May 15, 2023, High School Senior Abigail Hu testified in the Louisiana State Legislature against Louisiana House Bill 537. This is a transcript of her testimony: "Good afternoon Honorable Chairman Miller and distinguished members of the committee, My name is Abigail Hu. I am a proud product of the Louisiana public school system and a recent high school graduate. I'll be attending college in the fall to study Education and Political Science, and I hope to come back to Louisiana to teach middle and high school in the future. My parents, Tony and Chloe, have been living in the US for over 22 years. They came here as young students with very little money, looking for an opportunity to work hard, get good jobs, and start a family. During the COVID-19 pandemic, my dad worked around the clock to help contain the spread of the virus in our city of New Orleans. My brothers and I volunteer regularly, coaching for the local children’s sports club, helping clean up our local park, and registering and canvassing voters in our area. I am incredibly grateful to belong to a country that is a fundamental part of who I am. To us, ownership and belonging are as important as the piece of paper that makes us citizens. House Bill 537 strips us of such rights—rights to owning a house, education, secured employment, rights to starting the kind of life we sacrifice so much for. It prevents stories like my family’s from ever coming to fruition. This bill tells us that we are not good Americans, we are not Americans deserving of protection under the law, we are not Americans that the legislators we elect care to serve. This bill tells us that we are Americans whose lives are pure political pawns, subject to the whims of the state and condemned to exist under a perpetual instability. I would like to take some time to address some of the remarks that were made by Representative Hodges. I believe the language in this bill continues to have an anti-immigrant, xenophobic, fearmongering undertone, regardless of how many amendments we make, it will continue to create suspicion against immigrants and immigrant families in the communities that they live in. It leaves us vulnerable to unlawful investigations, unlawful search and seizure, and loyalty tests by the state. Representative Hodges has also repeatedly said that it is not about the individual, but under this legislation, any individual can be perceived as connected to a "foreign adversary." If you want a more specific example, anybody who is Chinese can be perceived as "nefarious" and acting on behalf of what Representative Hodges calls the communist tyranny of China. The vagueness of this bill presents undeniable dangers to not only our Chinese American community, but to any group of people who could be ambiguously tied to what the legislation describes as foreign adversaries or governments. It brands us as enemies of a country that we love so deeply. This is a civil rights issue, and I urge that the committee to recognize its dire implications and reject the passage of HB 537 before it becomes a civil rights legislation." 网上搜了一下这个孩子的情况，高中debate team captain，参与很多高中和全国性的社团事务，Yale新生，前途可期。 希望看到更多这样的华二代，亚二代们！！！
赞！ 有没有华人组织来起诉州议会，这应该违法了 federal fair housing act. The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing because of: Race Color National Origi Religion Sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation) Familial Status Disability https://www.hud.gov/program_offices/fair_housing_equal_opp/fair_housing_act_overview#_Who_Is_Protected?
On May 15, 2023, High School Senior Abigail Hu testified in the Louisiana State Legislature against Louisiana House Bill 537. This is a transcript of her testimony: "Good afternoon Honorable Chairman Miller and distinguished members of the committee, My name is Abigail Hu. I am a proud product of the Louisiana public school system and a recent high school graduate. I'll be attending college in the fall to study Education and Political Science, and I hope to come back to Louisiana to teach middle and high school in the future. My parents, Tony and Chloe, have been living in the US for over 22 years. They came here as young students with very little money, looking for an opportunity to work hard, get good jobs, and start a family. During the COVID-19 pandemic, my dad worked around the clock to help contain the spread of the virus in our city of New Orleans. My brothers and I volunteer regularly, coaching for the local children’s sports club, helping clean up our local park, and registering and canvassing voters in our area. I am incredibly grateful to belong to a country that is a fundamental part of who I am. To us, ownership and belonging are as important as the piece of paper that makes us citizens. House Bill 537 strips us of such rights—rights to owning a house, education, secured employment, rights to starting the kind of life we sacrifice so much for. It prevents stories like my family’s from ever coming to fruition. This bill tells us that we are not good Americans, we are not Americans deserving of protection under the law, we are not Americans that the legislators we elect care to serve. This bill tells us that we are Americans whose lives are pure political pawns, subject to the whims of the state and condemned to exist under a perpetual instability. I would like to take some time to address some of the remarks that were made by Representative Hodges. I believe the language in this bill continues to have an anti-immigrant, xenophobic, fearmongering undertone, regardless of how many amendments we make, it will continue to create suspicion against immigrants and immigrant families in the communities that they live in. It leaves us vulnerable to unlawful investigations, unlawful search and seizure, and loyalty tests by the state. Representative Hodges has also repeatedly said that it is not about the individual, but under this legislation, any individual can be perceived as connected to a "foreign adversary." If you want a more specific example, anybody who is Chinese can be perceived as "nefarious" and acting on behalf of what Representative Hodges calls the communist tyranny of China. The vagueness of this bill presents undeniable dangers to not only our Chinese American community, but to any group of people who could be ambiguously tied to what the legislation describes as foreign adversaries or governments. It brands us as enemies of a country that we love so deeply. This is a civil rights issue, and I urge that the committee to recognize its dire implications and reject the passage of HB 537 before it becomes a civil rights legislation." 网上搜了一下这个孩子的情况，高中debate team captain，参与很多高中和全国性的社团事务，Yale新生，前途可期。 希望看到更多这样的华二代，亚二代们！！！
On May 15, 2023, High School Senior Abigail Hu testified in the Louisiana State Legislature against Louisiana House Bill 537. This is a transcript of her testimony: "Good afternoon Honorable Chairman Miller and distinguished members of the committee, My name is Abigail Hu. I am a proud product of the Louisiana public school system and a recent high school graduate. I'll be attending college in the fall to study Education and Political Science, and I hope to come back to Louisiana to teach middle and high school in the future. My parents, Tony and Chloe, have been living in the US for over 22 years. They came here as young students with very little money, looking for an opportunity to work hard, get good jobs, and start a family. During the COVID-19 pandemic, my dad worked around the clock to help contain the spread of the virus in our city of New Orleans. My brothers and I volunteer regularly, coaching for the local children’s sports club, helping clean up our local park, and registering and canvassing voters in our area. I am incredibly grateful to belong to a country that is a fundamental part of who I am. To us, ownership and belonging are as important as the piece of paper that makes us citizens. House Bill 537 strips us of such rights—rights to owning a house, education, secured employment, rights to starting the kind of life we sacrifice so much for. It prevents stories like my family’s from ever coming to fruition. This bill tells us that we are not good Americans, we are not Americans deserving of protection under the law, we are not Americans that the legislators we elect care to serve. This bill tells us that we are Americans whose lives are pure political pawns, subject to the whims of the state and condemned to exist under a perpetual instability. I would like to take some time to address some of the remarks that were made by Representative Hodges. I believe the language in this bill continues to have an anti-immigrant, xenophobic, fearmongering undertone, regardless of how many amendments we make, it will continue to create suspicion against immigrants and immigrant families in the communities that they live in. It leaves us vulnerable to unlawful investigations, unlawful search and seizure, and loyalty tests by the state. Representative Hodges has also repeatedly said that it is not about the individual, but under this legislation, any individual can be perceived as connected to a "foreign adversary." If you want a more specific example, anybody who is Chinese can be perceived as "nefarious" and acting on behalf of what Representative Hodges calls the communist tyranny of China. The vagueness of this bill presents undeniable dangers to not only our Chinese American community, but to any group of people who could be ambiguously tied to what the legislation describes as foreign adversaries or governments. It brands us as enemies of a country that we love so deeply. This is a civil rights issue, and I urge that the committee to recognize its dire implications and reject the passage of HB 537 before it becomes a civil rights legislation." 网上搜了一下这个孩子的情况，高中debate team captain，参与很多高中和全国性的社团事务，Yale新生，前途可期。 希望看到更多这样的华二代，亚二代们！！！
The vagueness of this bill presents undeniable dangers to not only our Chinese American community, but to any group of people who could be ambiguously tied to what the legislation describes as foreign adversaries or governments. It brands us as enemies of a country that we love so deeply. 给这段话点赞！ 看来需要斗争还是土生土长的人才行啊。 这件事情必须格局放大，把其他族裔拉过来，才行。孩子政治敏感度很高。耶鲁没有看错人嗯。
The vagueness of this bill presents undeniable dangers to not only our Chinese American community, but to any group of people who could be ambiguously tied to what the legislation describes as foreign adversaries or governments. It brands us as enemies of a country that we love so deeply. 给这段话点赞！ 看来需要斗争还是土生土长的人才行啊。 这件事情必须格局放大，把其他族裔拉过来，才行。孩子政治敏感度很高。耶鲁没有看错人嗯。 半个马和甲 发表于 2023-05-18 15:57
The vagueness of this bill presents undeniable dangers to not only our Chinese American community, but to any group of people who could be ambiguously tied to what the legislation describes as foreign adversaries or governments. It brands us as enemies of a country that we love so deeply. 给这段话点赞！ 看来需要斗争还是土生土长的人才行啊。 这件事情必须格局放大，把其他族裔拉过来，才行。孩子政治敏感度很高。耶鲁没有看错人嗯。 半个马和甲 发表于 2023-05-18 15:57
The vagueness of this bill presents undeniable dangers to not only our Chinese American community, but to any group of people who could be ambiguously tied to what the legislation describes as foreign adversaries or governments. It brands us as enemies of a country that we love so deeply. 给这段话点赞！ 看来需要斗争还是土生土长的人才行啊。 这件事情必须格局放大，把其他族裔拉过来，才行。孩子政治敏感度很高。耶鲁没有看错人嗯。 半个马和甲 发表于 2023-05-18 15:57
On May 15, 2023, High School Senior Abigail Hu testified in the Louisiana State Legislature against Louisiana House Bill 537. This is a transcript of her testimony: "Good afternoon Honorable Chairman Miller and distinguished members of the committee, My name is Abigail Hu. I am a proud product of the Louisiana public school system and a recent high school graduate. I'll be attending college in the fall to study Education and Political Science, and I hope to come back to Louisiana to teach middle and high school in the future. My parents, Tony and Chloe, have been living in the US for over 22 years. They came here as young students with very little money, looking for an opportunity to work hard, get good jobs, and start a family. During the COVID-19 pandemic, my dad worked around the clock to help contain the spread of the virus in our city of New Orleans. My brothers and I volunteer regularly, coaching for the local children’s sports club, helping clean up our local park, and registering and canvassing voters in our area. I am incredibly grateful to belong to a country that is a fundamental part of who I am. To us, ownership and belonging are as important as the piece of paper that makes us citizens. House Bill 537 strips us of such rights—rights to owning a house, education, secured employment, rights to starting the kind of life we sacrifice so much for. It prevents stories like my family’s from ever coming to fruition. This bill tells us that we are not good Americans, we are not Americans deserving of protection under the law, we are not Americans that the legislators we elect care to serve. This bill tells us that we are Americans whose lives are pure political pawns, subject to the whims of the state and condemned to exist under a perpetual instability. I would like to take some time to address some of the remarks that were made by Representative Hodges. I believe the language in this bill continues to have an anti-immigrant, xenophobic, fearmongering undertone, regardless of how many amendments we make, it will continue to create suspicion against immigrants and immigrant families in the communities that they live in. It leaves us vulnerable to unlawful investigations, unlawful search and seizure, and loyalty tests by the state. Representative Hodges has also repeatedly said that it is not about the individual, but under this legislation, any individual can be perceived as connected to a "foreign adversary." If you want a more specific example, anybody who is Chinese can be perceived as "nefarious" and acting on behalf of what Representative Hodges calls the communist tyranny of China. The vagueness of this bill presents undeniable dangers to not only our Chinese American community, but to any group of people who could be ambiguously tied to what the legislation describes as foreign adversaries or governments. It brands us as enemies of a country that we love so deeply. This is a civil rights issue, and I urge that the committee to recognize its dire implications and reject the passage of HB 537 before it becomes a civil rights legislation." 网上搜了一下这个孩子的情况，高中debate team captain，参与很多高中和全国性的社团事务，Yale新生，前途可期。 希望看到更多这样的华二代，亚二代们！！！
On May 15, 2023, High School Senior Abigail Hu testified in the Louisiana State Legislature against Louisiana House Bill 537. This is a transcript of her testimony: "Good afternoon Honorable Chairman Miller and distinguished members of the committee, My name is Abigail Hu. I am a proud product of the Louisiana public school system and a recent high school graduate. I'll be attending college in the fall to study Education and Political Science, and I hope to come back to Louisiana to teach middle and high school in the future. My parents, Tony and Chloe, have been living in the US for over 22 years. They came here as young students with very little money, looking for an opportunity to work hard, get good jobs, and start a family. During the COVID-19 pandemic, my dad worked around the clock to help contain the spread of the virus in our city of New Orleans. My brothers and I volunteer regularly, coaching for the local children’s sports club, helping clean up our local park, and registering and canvassing voters in our area. I am incredibly grateful to belong to a country that is a fundamental part of who I am. To us, ownership and belonging are as important as the piece of paper that makes us citizens. House Bill 537 strips us of such rights—rights to owning a house, education, secured employment, rights to starting the kind of life we sacrifice so much for. It prevents stories like my family’s from ever coming to fruition. This bill tells us that we are not good Americans, we are not Americans deserving of protection under the law, we are not Americans that the legislators we elect care to serve. This bill tells us that we are Americans whose lives are pure political pawns, subject to the whims of the state and condemned to exist under a perpetual instability. I would like to take some time to address some of the remarks that were made by Representative Hodges. I believe the language in this bill continues to have an anti-immigrant, xenophobic, fearmongering undertone, regardless of how many amendments we make, it will continue to create suspicion against immigrants and immigrant families in the communities that they live in. It leaves us vulnerable to unlawful investigations, unlawful search and seizure, and loyalty tests by the state. Representative Hodges has also repeatedly said that it is not about the individual, but under this legislation, any individual can be perceived as connected to a "foreign adversary." If you want a more specific example, anybody who is Chinese can be perceived as "nefarious" and acting on behalf of what Representative Hodges calls the communist tyranny of China. The vagueness of this bill presents undeniable dangers to not only our Chinese American community, but to any group of people who could be ambiguously tied to what the legislation describes as foreign adversaries or governments. It brands us as enemies of a country that we love so deeply. This is a civil rights issue, and I urge that the committee to recognize its dire implications and reject the passage of HB 537 before it becomes a civil rights legislation." 网上搜了一下这个孩子的情况，高中debate team captain，参与很多高中和全国性的社团事务，Yale新生，前途可期。 希望看到更多这样的华二代，亚二代们！！！
On May 15, 2023, High School Senior Abigail Hu testified in the Louisiana State Legislature against Louisiana House Bill 537. This is a transcript of her testimony: "Good afternoon Honorable Chairman Miller and distinguished members of the committee, My name is Abigail Hu. I am a proud product of the Louisiana public school system and a recent high school graduate. I'll be attending college in the fall to study Education and Political Science, and I hope to come back to Louisiana to teach middle and high school in the future. My parents, Tony and Chloe, have been living in the US for over 22 years. They came here as young students with very little money, looking for an opportunity to work hard, get good jobs, and start a family. During the COVID-19 pandemic, my dad worked around the clock to help contain the spread of the virus in our city of New Orleans. My brothers and I volunteer regularly, coaching for the local children’s sports club, helping clean up our local park, and registering and canvassing voters in our area. I am incredibly grateful to belong to a country that is a fundamental part of who I am. To us, ownership and belonging are as important as the piece of paper that makes us citizens. House Bill 537 strips us of such rights—rights to owning a house, education, secured employment, rights to starting the kind of life we sacrifice so much for. It prevents stories like my family’s from ever coming to fruition. This bill tells us that we are not good Americans, we are not Americans deserving of protection under the law, we are not Americans that the legislators we elect care to serve. This bill tells us that we are Americans whose lives are pure political pawns, subject to the whims of the state and condemned to exist under a perpetual instability. I would like to take some time to address some of the remarks that were made by Representative Hodges. I believe the language in this bill continues to have an anti-immigrant, xenophobic, fearmongering undertone, regardless of how many amendments we make, it will continue to create suspicion against immigrants and immigrant families in the communities that they live in. It leaves us vulnerable to unlawful investigations, unlawful search and seizure, and loyalty tests by the state. Representative Hodges has also repeatedly said that it is not about the individual, but under this legislation, any individual can be perceived as connected to a "foreign adversary." If you want a more specific example, anybody who is Chinese can be perceived as "nefarious" and acting on behalf of what Representative Hodges calls the communist tyranny of China. The vagueness of this bill presents undeniable dangers to not only our Chinese American community, but to any group of people who could be ambiguously tied to what the legislation describes as foreign adversaries or governments. It brands us as enemies of a country that we love so deeply. This is a civil rights issue, and I urge that the committee to recognize its dire implications and reject the passage of HB 537 before it becomes a civil rights legislation." 网上搜了一下这个孩子的情况，高中debate team captain，参与很多高中和全国性的社团事务，Yale新生，前途可期。 希望看到更多这样的华二代，亚二代们！！！
This is a transcript of her testimony:
"Good afternoon Honorable Chairman Miller and distinguished members of the committee,
My name is Abigail Hu. I am a proud product of the Louisiana public school system and a recent high school graduate. I'll be attending college in the fall to study Education and Political Science, and I hope to come back to Louisiana to teach middle and high school in the future.
My parents, Tony and Chloe, have been living in the US for over 22 years. They came here as young students with very little money, looking for an opportunity to work hard, get good jobs, and start a family.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, my dad worked around the clock to help contain the spread of the virus in our city of New Orleans. My brothers and I volunteer regularly, coaching for the local children’s sports club, helping clean up our local park, and registering and canvassing voters in our area. I am incredibly grateful to belong to a country that is a fundamental part of who I am.
To us, ownership and belonging are as important as the piece of paper that makes us citizens.
House Bill 537 strips us of such rights—rights to owning a house, education, secured employment, rights to starting the kind of life we sacrifice so much for. It prevents stories like my family’s from ever coming to fruition.
This bill tells us that we are not good Americans, we are not Americans deserving of protection under the law, we are not Americans that the legislators we elect care to serve. This bill tells us that we are Americans whose lives are pure political pawns, subject to the whims of the state and condemned to exist under a perpetual instability.
I would like to take some time to address some of the remarks that were made by Representative Hodges. I believe the language in this bill continues to have an anti-immigrant, xenophobic, fearmongering undertone, regardless of how many amendments we make, it will continue to create suspicion against immigrants and immigrant families in the communities that they live in. It leaves us vulnerable to unlawful investigations, unlawful search and seizure, and loyalty tests by the state.
Representative Hodges has also repeatedly said that it is not about the individual, but under this legislation, any individual can be perceived as connected to a "foreign adversary." If you want a more specific example, anybody who is Chinese can be perceived as "nefarious" and acting on behalf of what Representative Hodges calls the communist tyranny of China.
The vagueness of this bill presents undeniable dangers to not only our Chinese American community, but to any group of people who could be ambiguously tied to what the legislation describes as foreign adversaries or governments. It brands us as enemies of a country that we love so deeply.
This is a civil rights issue, and I urge that the committee to recognize its dire implications and reject the passage of HB 537 before it becomes a civil rights legislation."
网上搜了一下这个孩子的情况，高中debate team captain，参与很多高中和全国性的社团事务，Yale新生，前途可期。
希望看到更多这样的华二代，亚二代们！！！
🔥 最新回帖
你很了解这个女孩的情况吗？你怎么知道人家仅仅是靠做活动进Yale的？你知道她成绩了吗？你知道她所有获奖情况吗？她在勇敢地为华人和所有被政客敌对的民族发声，她有这个觉悟、勇气和能力，这应该是华人的骄傲吧！
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高中生好歹学了排华历史啊, 平权运动史啊.
🛋️ 沙发板凳
关键是不自恨
不自恨，同时也知道如何去斗争，积极参与社会事务。
看到她也有在一个众议员的Office工作（OR义工）。可以说这些活动即对亚裔华裔社区有利，也对她的个人发展有益。
这话有道理啊。那咱华人不能争点气，就不去他们鸟不拉屎的穷州买房不就行了吗😂。
一般不自恨的都是斗争派
大学里分的很明显
没道理 不能有困难就跑 要争取自己的权利
👍 这个是要赞！
那争取就争取呗，又要踩人家鸟不拉屎，脑子进水白痴到家干啥？反正我是不懂这种一边想把别人踩死一边又哭着喊着别人不带自己玩是侵犯了自己。
还有“逃跑派”… 我跟我家中学孩子人家说了得州法案 没想到直接哭了，说凭什么，这不是discrimination吗，我不想在这里呆了，我以后回中国 孩子这里出生，我们住加州，只是回国过了n个暑假，我完全没想到人家是这种反应
斗争是争取自己的权利 鸟不拉屎是对环境的描述 用不着往一起搅和
我觉得争气是去组织华人议会参加听证，讲事实摆道理人议员意识到这个提案傻，而不是负气走开。权利都是自己靠入籍族裔慢慢争取来的。
在这个层主眼里，凡是华人做的都是错的。
人家看过日本集中营的历史，很多电视剧也描述了。比如有个电视剧叫做少狼
当然也会给自己增加资历。可是，这有什么问题呢？
本来藤校就会青睐那些愿意站出来，有leadership的人啊。
你如果想做leader，就不要吝啬自己的时间，去invest时间做这些对社区有利的事情，去展现自己的领导力啊。很自然的也会对自己有好处，有回报的。
不要自己不肯付出但还眼红人家会得到好处吧。
天天喊自恨有什么用？ 这里好多大人，只看中文不实的报道，然后一边又说抗争有什么用，只会让很多人恐慌。远不如这孩子。
这就是阴暗。人家都已经毕业了。马上去yale。你要想积累资本也可以上。
嗯， 这姑娘参与了非常多社会活动，不少全国性的联会，高中的各种活动也非常的多。Yale应该是比较欣赏这种类型的学生。
给这段话点赞！ 看来需要斗争还是土生土长的人才行啊。 这件事情必须格局放大，把其他族裔拉过来，才行。孩子政治敏感度很高。耶鲁没有看错人嗯。
太阴暗了。人家已经拿到offer了
可不是。我觉得好多人都远没有人家一个高中生看的明白。
不是仅是眼界，她说的也是事实！
根本没有华人富人在穷州炒房。真有买地的，那是得好好查一查。
美国不是讲法律么？ 有哪一条不让炒房买地了？ 其他种族都可以炒房买地, 没啥华人炒房就是罪呢？
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看了linkedin，好漂亮的小mm，有这样的abc真开心！
Incoming student at Yale University，领英有全部
就是人名啊
很好的发言，有理有据 那些花式为这种恶法开脱的人，见识还不如一个孩子
我没觉着需要维权，我建议华人离开那几个破州就好了，看看到时候谁先受不了
心里阴暗就看什么都阴暗。话说回来，我也很乐见为这种孩子积累资本。
德，佛可不是破州。不抗争，你真觉得蓝色会永久安乐！？
普通美国老百姓就一个自己住的房子，跌下去一半，地税更少，是好事。
只有你，也希望只有你
踩你一脚你就往回缩，有一天你会发现自己没有能退的地方了，丛林社会里，自己的利益不靠自己争取，还能靠人发善心施舍？
你也太low了 1.女孩录取后的事 2.你自己试下搞活动？
主贴里自己说的，“网上搜了一下这个孩子的情况，高中debate team captain，参与很多高中和全国性的社团事务，Yale新生，前途可期。” debate team caption, 全国有几万个。剩下的不就是光搞活动吗？？？
赞孩子，咱们大人也要加油。
光靠搞活动不仅能进Yale，还可以当议员，当总统
这些州华人很少，政客也知道，就是政治秀，为自己捞资本。
不知道女孩的成绩。但这些大藤本来选的就是未来的leader，遇到事情愿意抗争的人，而不是小镇做题家，遇到事情就想着跑，内心还说，我走了看你怎么办。这些年看版上的讨论不是很清楚吗？
名字呗
大名鼎鼎的fidelity 女掌门人 叫abigail johnson
谁先受不了？全美国的华人都走了也不撼动美国啥的，更何况这些就没几个华人的州。以前米帝没啥华人也过的好好的
问题是凭啥我们就该走？
搞活动看比做题麻烦多了
也许吧，不过光靠成绩是绝对不可能的，名校要的不是品质优良千篇一律的螺丝，而是螺丝起子或者造螺丝的。
除了成绩以外，我周围还真没有见过光靠做活动进T5的。又看了下这个孩子的linkedin, 这孩子一个州级别的奖都没有。。。。。。
So what, 宁可这种孩子多些，希望这个孩子未来从政，政坛多几个这样的孩子华裔地位会大幅进步，利益均沾的事，妒人有恨己无鼠目寸光在美国走下去就是死路，靠施舍就别怪一直被踩在最底层。
呵呵，我只感觉耶鲁堕落了。
耶鲁一直这么堕落，一个可能当leader的孩子和一个优秀的千篇一律的孩子会想要谁不是呼之欲出嘛。
愚蠢又阴暗，大学录取早结束了。
相反，反而刷新了对T5招人的偏见。人家Yale眼睛雪亮的。
是吗？yale有说过自己就招考试成绩第一名的吗？ 堕落了你别去就是了，更不值得你去不停的说去了的人，还替yale担心堕落。
不需要你叮嘱，我娃斯坦福录了。参加斯坦福访校日，我知道录取的娃都是有各种大奖中奖的，真没听说一个娃只靠做社会活动进去的。
这个是要赞！
名校录取基本上成绩都是最top作为一个基本要求。最基本的门槛吧。然后需要表现出优异的活动能力 领导能力。这个孩子明显各方面就是优秀啊。
人参加testimony也已经是录取结果之后了，可不是为了录取才做的。不能自己功利心重就觉得别人都和你一样。
我知道的 能进yale的都是题做的 top 1% 同时还活动方面有突出成绩。
做社会活动怎么了，华人二代本来就需要一些有远大志向的leader，华人想生存发展的好就要掌握话语权，不是每个人都只想当马公的
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我今早还在琢磨，真的不同学校看中的东西不一样。东部的几个老藤，哈佛耶鲁就喜欢培养今后的leader，金融界政界的人。MIT喜欢培养今后Stem方向的牛人。Stanford看中你在stem方向创业的可能性。美国这里学校各有特色，而不是像中国的学校那样只看最后一次的考试成绩，孩子进入学校以后也更容易找到自己喜欢的课程，老师，甚至更重要的是志同道合的同学，现在看还是有点道理的。恭喜层主，你的孩子也许不爱做社会活动，但是希望今后在创业届闯出名堂。也是为我们华人争光。今后大家都团结起来，发挥自己的长处，给华人未来打出天下不好吗？
我没说这娃做活动不好。我就纯粹感叹一下，只有活动别的啥也没有耶鲁也收。我娃学校进T5的不少，不管是进S还是H，Y的，真的没有一个是没有别的大奖中奖，只有社会活动的。我没有强调成绩，对于T5来说，成绩过线就够了。但别的方面只有社会活动就进了T5，真是闻所未闻。
你是从哪里得来的这个孩子只有社会活动？
没想到斯坦福孩子的家长眼界心胸如此的low。
这个是不是就是版上常说的情商不高，越聊越尬的。
是啊，这里家长估计娃都还小，没经历过美国考大学。除了成绩和社会活动，我认识的进T5的多了，都是或数学竞赛大奖，或编程大赛大奖，或辩论全国赛大奖，或写作大奖，或进了RSI等这种级别夏令营的。
你娃进斯坦福，所以斯坦福就高贵了
等 你娃毕业了做点对华人有用的事再来说斯坦福录取你娃没看走眼。
人家为什么要把所有东西放linkedin？？？得low到什么程度，在这种楼里面开始攀比这些，你能切换回你的湾区狗血鸡娃群找存在感吗？
这种 家长真是给斯坦福丢脸。
主贴里楼主说了，我也搜了一下这娃的linkedin. 确实没啥硬货。
尽整些虚头巴脑的。还说啥以后理想是当中学老师，看看这娃以后是不是当中学老师吧。
赶紧离开这个贴子别丢人现眼了，这个贴子是聊的是二代出来反对对华人歧视的讨论贴。 你热衷讨论爬藤回到你的爬藤微信群找同好去。
鄙视藤校那主贴里别特别强调Yale啊。
什么不是虚头巴脑的呢？ 做精致的绵羊，低着头比谁槽里的草更绿么？
有没有硬货也轮不到你说三道四的啊。人家Yale愿意录取，咋啦？不服去找Yale complain啊。 斯坦福的娃在我组打份普普通通的工的也不少。眼见放远大点吧。