got in and still dropped out. Now he is writing a book shitting on affirmative action.

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2015/04/03/brother-of-famous-actress-makes-huge-admission-about-his-medical-school-application-affirmative-action/



In a blog post, Chokal-Ingam explains how he ended up getting into the St. Louis University School of Medicine despite his low GPA and MCAT score:

So, I shaved my head, trimmed my long Indian eyelashes, and applied to medical school as a black man. My change in appearance was so startling that my own fraternity brother didn’t recognize me at first. I even joined the Organization of Black Students and started using my embarrassing middle name that I had hidden from all of my friends since I was a 9 years old.

Vijay the Indian-American frat boy become Jojo the African American Affirmative Action applicant to medical school.

Chokal-Ingam ended up dropping out of medical school.

He has since become an activist against affirmative action. He is also apparently in the process of writing a book, titled, “Almost Black – The True Story Of An Indian American Who Got Into Medical School Pretending To Be An African American.”

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Is this why she sits there on set and lets them light her like a white woman, leaving her constantly underexposed and less attractive than she ought to look?

and needs to lose all ability to communicate.

No talking, no typing, no sign language; they shouldn't even be able to blink on command.

>and needs to lose all ability to communicate.
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But yes. 100x's yes.

sickens me to hear people take that argument

Also, so this dude deliberately sets out to defraud that program, STILL isn't good enough to make it and now is trying to profit by writing a book shitting on it?

Ehh, the Glen Beck crowd will still eat it up

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>STILL isn't good enough to make it

that's his point - he wasn't able to make it so he shouldn't have been let in by any program.

And not enough black people.

from affirmative action.


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as in the med school was required to admit X amount of black students and had so few that Brother Kaling (I'm not looking back for this turd's name) could get in with lower grades than if he applied with "Indian" or "Asian" marked.

When my wife was in grad school, the Chilean masters student graduated and the lab lost all of it's "minorities in science" funding, even though all but one of two people working there were brown or yellow.

Quotas is a negative term used to deride Affirmative Action programs.


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"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're

and they don't say you have to give X number of spots to people from group A. It says that they hiring pool has to match the applicant pool. If 20% of your applicants are women, 20% of your hires should probably be women too.

Dude is just an all-purpose fucktard.

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Affirmative Action unfairly rewards well to do Black People. A black kid from a professional household who went to good schools and gets a 3.0 probably is less deserving of a slot at a great school through affirmative action.

So yeah he identified a flaw in the affirmative action system when a black face on his upper class good school application and got into schools that he otherwise would not have gotten into if he submitted as an Indian.

However, that is such a small group of people it's almost a non-factor.

The folks who really should be benefiting from affirmative action are the kids from less well to do backgrounds who persevered and excelled under less than ideal conditions to reach the same academic success.

The black kid from a broken household who went to a shitty school who manages to get the same SAT score as the rich indian/white AND BLACK kid of a doctor definitely deserves to get into a good school over the privileged kid.



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I hope someone with a better ability to communicate explains because to me this is utterly vile and I can't talk a out it without getting emotional

Suffice to say this is some 💩

But this dude fails to see how he benefited from Affirmative Action. Crazy.

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Did you read his tweets? Or do you fail to see the correlation regarding A-A's and Latino's that pass as White people to take advantage of the system?

What part are you puzzled about Nupe?

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don't generally benefit from Affirmative Action.


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>don't generally benefit from Affirmative Action.
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And I love that word "generally", it's so loose and fitting at the same time.

Anyway, African Americans have been passing for white to benefited for passing and from Affirmative action





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>Anyway, African Americans have been passing for white to
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>>Anyway, African Americans have been passing for white to
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Anyway, African Americans have been passing for white and benefited from their ability to pass. And African Americans have been benefiting from Affirmative action too.

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BASED on the article, the Indian guy is claiming that he benefited from Affirmative Action due to the fact that he was portrayed as a Black Man. The Indian then claimed that he believes that Affirmative Action is discrimination.

My POINT deal with people complaining about the Indian guy getting benefits for claiming to be Black and getting into MED School. "SO!" What's the big deal? Black people and Latina people have been doing the same thing that the Indian guy did for years by passing as White. Plus Black have benefited greatly from Affirmative Action and should have no issue with the Indian dude benefitting from the same practice.

WTFreak is so hard to understand. The Black people complaining need to sit down and the Indian dude needs to shut up.




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telling everyone to sit down or shut up?

WTFreak is your problem?

I get your point now. I think it's not a great point though because people generally frown on people "passing" so it is more than consistent that people would frown on what this dude did.


People generally have an issue with folks deceiving people about their race for personal gain so citing "passing" as an example doesn't help the position.




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>I get your point now. I think it's not a great point though
>because people generally frown on people "passing" so it is
>more than consistent that people would frown on what this dude
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The fact remains and there have been no BLACK people complaining about other Black that passed for white as a means to get ahead and open doors for others. Black people just love to complain and like to keep up with a double standard.



>People generally have an issue with folks deceiving people
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>example doesn't help the position.
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Yeah, that's only when it doesn't benefit them. I know of plenty of Latino and Hispanic people that associated with being White and not "Brown" or vice versa in order to benefit from Federal schools Loans. And I could care less.

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>The fact remains and there have been no BLACK people
>complaining about other Black that passed for white as a means
>to get ahead and open doors for others. Black people just love
>to complain and like to keep up with a double standard.


I went to law school with a dude I knew from undergrad as black who was passing for white in law school. I thought he was fucked up for that the other black people thought so too.

So your point is disproven.


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>>The fact remains and there have been no BLACK people
>>complaining about other Black that passed for white as a
>means
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>black who was passing for white in law school. I thought he
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That's because you're a born hater. That's a fact as seen on OKP time and time again. Plus Mr. Literal, if you can comprehend generalities then you have problems

>So your point is disproven.

Not even, your opinion really do sent count for crap. Have you noticed?


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nothing you've said so far makes sense

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i myself would never want to be god,or even like god.Because god got all these human beings on this planet and i most certainly would not want to be responsible for them, or even have the disgrace that i made them.

And if you can't catch up to the point then that's on you. I've clearly explained the matter.

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>"And the Lord’s servant must not be quarrelsome but must be
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perhaps you should pay attention to ^^^

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i myself would never want to be god,or even like god.Because god got all these human beings on this planet and i most certainly would not want to be responsible for them, or even have the disgrace that i made them.

And I guess you can't tell the difference between arguing and debating. But hey, let me help you out, with your understanding. I'm not arguing with you, not have I called you out of your character or name. Nor do I resent you, but what I will do is end this conversation with you, so that you won't have to feel some kind fo way and act out character.



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i myself would never want to be god,or even like god.Because god got all these human beings on this planet and i most certainly would not want to be responsible for them, or even have the disgrace that i made them.

It's not like you're calling people the devil or something likewise noble in bearing.

Clean your act up.

Just IMO though.

If you say something never happens, and I give you an example of something happening, then your point fails.

That's why I tend to use the "generally" alot. But even generally speaking, In my experience black people aren't a fan of people passing. Their is a whole genre of books about it (the term tragic mullatos ring a bell?)

Anyway, you can call me a hater for trying to coax a point out of you but the fact that you are a Nupe means I want you to be DO Better when trying to make a point.



>>>The fact remains and there have been no BLACK people
>>>complaining about other Black that passed for white as a
>>means
>>>to get ahead and open doors for others. Black people just
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>>black who was passing for white in law school. I thought he
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>That's because you're a born hater. That's a fact as seen on
>OKP time and time again. Plus Mr. Literal, if you can
>comprehend generalities then you have problems
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>If you say something never happens, and I give you an example
>of something happening, then your point fails.
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>That's why I tend to use the "generally" alot. But even
>generally speaking, In my experience black people aren't a fan
>of people passing. Their is a whole genre of books about it
>(the term tragic mullatos ring a bell?)
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>Anyway, you can call me a hater for trying to coax a point out
>of you but the fact that you are a Nupe means I want you to be
>DO Better when trying to make a point.

The fact that I can call you Phi means that I give you the benefit of the doubt even though you are acting brand new by demanding absolutes on one hand, but you have no problem speaking in generalities when it benefits you. Naw, Nupe, you need to be consistent. But, going forward, if you need me to break things down to the very last compound then let me know. I'm more than accommodating to help you understand the simple points.


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In order for this to happen, The University of Chicago would have had to send official transcripts with his fake name. His official MCAT scores would also have to bear that same fake name.


But, let's say for a second this is true. We know, for a fact, that he was admitted into one of the more competitive MBA programs in the country as himself, with that same shitty GPA. I wonder how many more qualified black candidates didn't get in there.

fuck you.

I was under the impression he changed his appearance, his nickname and the organizations that he listed membership to (I hope he actually joined the Black Student Union).

Even self-identifying as black isn't necessarily a fraud considering racial categories are somewhat bullshit (skintone wise, he blacker than a bunch of black folks).




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Before all the grade inflation

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grade inflation was already in effect

the school is notorious for the lack of grade inflation. it's one of the few (the only?) top-rated school that doesn't engage in the practice.

but see:

http://chicagomaroon.com/2005/01/18/gpas-get-a-76-boost-from-grade-inflation/

fuck you.

maybe I'm giving these schools a super benefit of the doubt, but this getting out would have made headlines.

I wonder if his parents & Mindy are ashamed/embarrassed?? Like, we would be estranged were he my son/sibling lol.

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to mean that she is closeted on views that she knows wouldn't be popular in hollywood.

This would explain alot.


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she's publicly distanced herself from it in the intervening years, but yeah.

Cause when she was accused of being one because someone tbought a gun joke was hinting her political views they tried to call her a republican in articles and Twitter and she denied being one and that she and her staff thought it was hilarious. I'm sure if the info is out there in her memoir she wouldn't all of a sudden deny it as the info is supposedly there. Anything u can quote from the memoir? I'm kind of interested in reading it now
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I actually read that she is ashamed of him and believe that he is bring shame to their family. The only time she speaks to him is at family functions. They don't have a relationship.

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As for his famous sister, he says she doesn’t approve and thinks “this book will bring shame on our family.”

http://www.buzzfeed.com/stephaniemcneal/mindy-kalings-brother-says-he-got-into-medical-school#.tdq47B234

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because he damn sure did use his govt name on his transcripts and tests. they knew he was indian. he fooled no one by shaving his head and "trimming his eyelashes." he did fool them by becoming a member of a black student organization.

medical schools--probably more than most schools--need a diverse student body. having black medical students helps ensure that the profession can provide culturally competent care. furthermore, black med students are more likely to provide care in black communities that tend to be underserved.

i work for a medical school and ive heard quite a few nonblack students moan and groan about affirmative action. (its an easy way to push my nigga buttons.) the hope of going to med school sends these kids into a level of desperation that breeds this type of thinking.

anyway, there are plenty of routes to medical school and 3.1 and mcat 31 isnt a lost cause to the point where you have to be fraudulent to get in.

anyway fuck that dude.

fuck you.

like it was UCLA's med school (I have no idea if they have one) but they keep adding info and clarified that it was their Anderson School of Management.

Not sure what that is.

management is their MBA program i think.

Trini or something.

Black people come in all sorts of appearances and names.

I was talking to to a dude in a professional setting recently who looked like this dude and had a name kinda like this dude and he basically had to start dropping codes to me to let me know he was a down brother. He mentioned his Jamaican lineage and mentioned his black american wife and black children in the convo.



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"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're

its not hard to tell an indian person from a black person. skin color is just ONE factor in how a person looks. even if you are going by skin color, the undertones btwn black ppl and indian people are way different.

i can understand there being some confusion about ethnic origin if he was trini or guyanese, etc. but even then...these are things that you discuss in your personal essays if thats the case.

>its not hard to tell an indian person from a black person.
>skin color is just ONE factor in how a person looks. even if
>you are going by skin color, the undertones btwn black ppl and
>indian people are way different.

Generally you can, but not always. Physicalities can be just so varied and then we haven't even touched on people mixing. I get in arguments often as to whether you can tell someone is bi-racial or dominican just by looking at someone and the answer has to be you can't 100% of the time.


>i can understand there being some confusion about ethnic
>origin if he was trini or guyanese, etc. but even then...these
>are things that you discuss in your personal essays if thats
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Well that's the point though, dude gamed the system by twerking his appearance and I am sure he crafted essays to mislead people into thinking he is black.


All to say, you can't say folks were certain he was Indian.


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not one.

you can't tell 100% of the time, but you damn sure can tell 99% of the time.

um, the distinction btwn african americans and dominicans is nowhere near the distinction btwn african americans and indians. I'm sure you know plenty of dominicans have as much african in them as african americans.

i can understand confusing a dominican and an indian tho.

Or a full blood Indian from a person of Indian and Black descent?

Y'all should stop.


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what does this have to do with my point???

there isn't a racial diff btwn an indian from trinidad and an indian from india. so how would anyone be able to tell? lolol

theres a BIG difference btwn an indian from india and a black person from the US.

ppl mixed with black and indian usually looked like what they are...mixed. (starting to hate that word, lol)

If he checked the black box. And if some administrator was wild enough to ask him how does he consider himself black (which I think no administrator in their right mind would do) and he said he is of mixed ancestry, don't you think that'd be the end of the story and the furthest extent the questioning would go?



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but i think the administrator would know it was fishy. probably wouldn't believe them.

anyway its more than about "looking" black, and checking that on the box. a lot of applications will ask your parents occupation and what country they are from. there are also personal essays and secondary essays in which a person goes more into their background.

my point is that i think the admins knew he was indian and not african american nor west indian/south american indian.

if i had time id put up a bunch of pictures and stump you.

Plus knowing all the dumbfucks ive known that have worked in admissions over the years. Being so steadfastly sure for yourself is one thing, LOL @ you being sure for someone else who you've never even met.

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no point in scavenging the internet for the 1% that might be able to "pass"

but it would be great if you could enlighten me on how dumb these admissions folks are.

(yes i worked in admissions)