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re: Black women are the most educated group
Posted on 1/5/18 at 11:23 pm to thebigmuffaletta
Posted on 1/5/18 at 11:23 pm to thebigmuffaletta
They get mostly bullshite degrees
Posted on 1/31/19 at 8:53 pm to SirWinston
Right... "mostly get bullshite degrees" -- as if MOST college kids, especially trust fund babies who only have to get a degree to meet some kind of requirements, don't get random degrees? Especially liberal arts majors-- the whitest area in education. So, I love how people say this as if this isn't true among every demographic (except immigrant populations).
Most black kids aren't allowed to just go to college for fun and waste time. It's usually some kind of associate's or bachelor's degree to get a specific job or for sports. Beecause if you aren't about to be able to help the family, you might as well find a job elsewhere. Many people who don't know what they want to do just get a degree in business or nursing. A few do liberal arts, so that they can teach. In fact, I know more black people with degrees than I do without them. Many of those degrees are just as impressive as any other. Sure, there's a few that lack guidance and just major in whatever, but that is MOST students, so don't try and single us out.
So let me take some time to tell you about the bullshite degrees (BS) we have:
- My mom has a BS in Chemistry, she now has a PhD in Biochemistry
- My father has a BS in Electrical Engineering, and an MS in Biomedical engineering
- My brother has a BS in Electrical Engineering
- My sister has a BS in Biology and a MPH
- My best friend has a BS in Biology, and she will be finishing her PhD in Cancer Biology this year
- My roommate in college has a BS in Civil engineering
- My other best friend has a BS in Industrial Engineering, and an MS in Health Systems and engineering
- My best friends growing up, one is a nurse who got a BSN; the other has BS in Nutritional sciences, but decided instead to get her MBA so that she can focus on Healthcare administration--she hated working to inspect food-- they both work at MD Anderson now
- A Few of my friends have their JDs
- A few of my friends are pharmacists-- oh did I mention that my grandfather was a pharmacist? and my uncle is one too... his wife is a civil engineer/ municipal planning by training, but now she teaches math since she wants to retire soon. She also got bored and decided to get a Master's in Social Work just in case I guess?
- My other friend is a dentist, and so is her husband-- they met in dental school.
- Let's not even mention the 400+ black alumni I'm in this huge Group chat with who almost all have degrees in STEM- related fields. They're all recent grads... as well as their spouses and significant others.
I really could do this all night, so I'm gonna stop.
And for me, I got my BS in Polymer Engineering. I have a MS in Biochemistry, and I'm currently a second year medical student. There are also 100+ medical students in my graduating class who are also black.
But yea--- we mostly get dumb, useless degrees anyways, so.
Most black kids aren't allowed to just go to college for fun and waste time. It's usually some kind of associate's or bachelor's degree to get a specific job or for sports. Beecause if you aren't about to be able to help the family, you might as well find a job elsewhere. Many people who don't know what they want to do just get a degree in business or nursing. A few do liberal arts, so that they can teach. In fact, I know more black people with degrees than I do without them. Many of those degrees are just as impressive as any other. Sure, there's a few that lack guidance and just major in whatever, but that is MOST students, so don't try and single us out.
So let me take some time to tell you about the bullshite degrees (BS) we have:
- My mom has a BS in Chemistry, she now has a PhD in Biochemistry
- My father has a BS in Electrical Engineering, and an MS in Biomedical engineering
- My brother has a BS in Electrical Engineering
- My sister has a BS in Biology and a MPH
- My best friend has a BS in Biology, and she will be finishing her PhD in Cancer Biology this year
- My roommate in college has a BS in Civil engineering
- My other best friend has a BS in Industrial Engineering, and an MS in Health Systems and engineering
- My best friends growing up, one is a nurse who got a BSN; the other has BS in Nutritional sciences, but decided instead to get her MBA so that she can focus on Healthcare administration--she hated working to inspect food-- they both work at MD Anderson now
- A Few of my friends have their JDs
- A few of my friends are pharmacists-- oh did I mention that my grandfather was a pharmacist? and my uncle is one too... his wife is a civil engineer/ municipal planning by training, but now she teaches math since she wants to retire soon. She also got bored and decided to get a Master's in Social Work just in case I guess?
- My other friend is a dentist, and so is her husband-- they met in dental school.
- Let's not even mention the 400+ black alumni I'm in this huge Group chat with who almost all have degrees in STEM- related fields. They're all recent grads... as well as their spouses and significant others.
I really could do this all night, so I'm gonna stop.
And for me, I got my BS in Polymer Engineering. I have a MS in Biochemistry, and I'm currently a second year medical student. There are also 100+ medical students in my graduating class who are also black.
But yea--- we mostly get dumb, useless degrees anyways, so.
This post was edited on 1/31/19 at 9:16 pm
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