HuffPost UK Article RatingOpinion: Vivek Ramaswamy's Voice At The GOP Debate Does Not Echo Young Indian Americans
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- Politician Portrayal
-54% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : Ironically, Ramaswamy is inarguably the beneficiary of such DEI and affirmative action policies, having attended Yale Law School on a Paul & Daisy Soros scholarship targeted to "new American" immigrant families.46% : For example, Ramaswamy, who's written a book mockingly titled "Woke, Inc." -- a screed against diversity, equality and inclusion efforts and corporate social responsibility -- cheered on the Supreme Court's recent decision prohibiting affirmative action in college admissions, arguing that a supposed crisis of "fatherlessness" is actually to blame for unequal outcomes for Black Americans.
45% : "I went to public schools through eighth grade.
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