Reaction of the

“U. of Georgia Cannot Use Race in Admission Policy, Court Rules”

by David Firestone

Yoshiko Suda

Aug. 28, ‘01

This topic is related to the racial problems. I have often wondered why racial problems exist. Because I think it is very interesting to communicate with other racial people. It is normal that the person who is different race from me knows a lot of things which I do not know. I have a lot of good friends in my country and in other countries. I have also a few incompatible ones, but it is never related to race. It seems a little difficult for people who were bred in island country, like me, to understand the existence of racial problems. I believe it depends on not their race but their personality whether I can get along with someone or not.

I also have had the feeling how difficult to define “Equality”. For example, when you try to keep equal the relationship between man and woman, do you have any clear ideas how you should behave? Generally, people tend to pursue too much equality. I think it is also solid problem, because too much equality gives us an unpleasant feeling when the behavior shows what you are the weak. In my company, sometimes, I feel this kind of displeasure. I think it is important for this kind of matter to keep good balance.

In this article, the university was ruled unconstitutional. However, I think this case should not be ruled unconstitutional if the purpose is clear and the university is non-government school. This kind of case, whether it is too much equality or not, should be taken up deeply, and should be standardized successfully.