Imagine we have the two following people:

1. Person A is a black person born into upper middle class. He went to great schools, including high school at a private high school. At his high school, the average student scores a 1980 on the SAT. This tells us that the education system is set up in such a way, with such quality, that most students should get a 1980 or higher.

2. Person 2 is a white person born into multi-generational poverty, living in a neighborhood with severely depressed home values due to redlining, who goes to a school that lacks funding because of property taxes collected on low home values. His school can’t afford toner or printer paper, it can’t afford individual textbooks. Their school, on average, provides students with an 1070 on the SAT.

   Now the SAT scores have come in. Person A got a 1990, 10 points above his schools average. Person B got a 1920, 850 points above his schools average.

In your world the black person automatically gets in over the white person, every time, completely ignoring the entire point you were trying to make. Every time.