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you wrote a piece for the atlantic called, this is the end of affirmative action. you opened that essay with a story about how, during your freshman year at alabama a&m university, you want to visit the university of alabama at huntsville nearby. you wrote, quote, when i arrived at the university of alabama, i was shocked. the buildings looked new and fountains burst from man made ponds. the library had books and magazines i had never heard of, including the one from which i outright. something else quickly became obvious. almost every student i saw at you a age was white. that they, a little more than a decade ago was my introduction to that bitter reality that there are two tracks in american higher education. one has money and confers procedure, while the other, the one that the black student has to tread, does not. tell us a little bit about the disparities that you discovered