What's the best, most rigorous evidence folks can point me to that sorting kids (or adults) by race for training purposes leads to improved outcomes of some sort?
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2/ First Google hit is something of a case study. The organizers decided against formally evaluating their program partly because they were worried a negative evaluation would deter future funding of the (as-yet-totally-unevaluated) program. (Also potential legal issues.) 
3/ Most importantly, let's say you're a kid trying to figure out which group to identify into. Moreover, let's say that lunch is provided by a random subset of parents in your group, and is homemade. Which group do you go with? Obviously not white but very tough choice otherwise!
4/ This is an interesting game theory exercise. Let's say white kids realize that for a shot at the better lunch, they'll have to identify as Asian. But then, if ALL the white students do this, it greatly inreases the probability the 'Asian' group has to eat, like, Wonder Bread.
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