In his essay, Vaughn Baltzly discusses the social practices of admissions policies to colleges and universities in the United States. In your essay, explain what he means when he says, "the institution of American higher education is complicit in … the systematic oppression of the socioeconomically disadvantaged, and the ongoing maintenance of privilege and enforcement of class distinctions. Or so one might argue." What do you make of this rhetorical parallel between admissions policies and the social practices surrounding bathroom usage? In your essay, offer an argument that resists Baltzly's implication, suggesting a way that one might support practices like this education, but object to them in the context of other social customs?

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The Answer is Explain Baltzly's rhetorical parallel between admissions policies and the social practices surrounding bathroom usage
Offer an argument that suggests a way of supporting arguably oppressive practices in education, but that does not support such practices in the bathroom case

In His Essay, Vaughn Baltzly Discusses the Social Practices of Admissions