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The Boy Who Didn't Cheat in School: Widespread Corruption at a College in a Little Town Called Brooklyn
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- Webster Edgewood
- Independently Published
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- 9781070868790
- 9 X 6 X 0.45 inches
- 0.64 pounds
- Social Science > Discrimination
- English
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When Richard Thomas went to Brooklyn College in between 1998 and 2003, he was always being accused of using steroids because of his muscular build. But when Richard competed as a boxer in multiple boxing tournaments, his blood sample would always come back negative. As Richard attended Brooklyn College, he used to wonder, Who is checking the blood of these white students, who are academically cheating inside of Brooklyn College? Richard also noticed that the professors were aiding and abetting the cheating, which was occurring inside of Brooklyn College. Therefore, the black students didn't have a chance against these white students, who were given preferential treatment. Richard eventually joined the basketball team, and Brooklyn College was kicking black students off of the team because their grades were below a C grade point average. Brooklyn college was rewarding white students, who were cheating, and the school was handing them fraudulent degrees. But the black students, who were honestly taking tests - were not even graduating. And this made Richard wonder - America is putting athletic cheats or men, who use steroids or performance enhancers in front of Congress or a Criminal Court or even a Civil Court, but these academic cheats are being rewarded with fraudulent college degrees, and good paying jobs.
The Boy Who Didn't Cheat in School: Widespread Corruption at a College in a Little Town Called Brooklyn
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