Cureton attended school regularly, did his school work and behaved but his high school grades were fraudulent. He and his parents were misled into believing that Simon Grant's A's and B's were equivalent to those earned elsewhere. He was academically short changed by his school, an outcome he did not deserve and could not have known until SAT time. The Trial Lawyers for Public Justice has filed a class action suit on his behalf based on the Civil Rights Act of 1964 claiming the NCAA requirements to be racially discriminatory. That allegation is nonsense.
Blacks score higher on the verbal than the math portion.
It's difficult to make a case for cultural bias in math. Moreover, Asians are probably the most culturally distinct group in our country. Yet they score higher than blacks and, for that matter, higher than many whites. Low black SAT scores are simply messengers. They should consider suing the Philadelphia School Board for the issuance of fraudulent grades and diplomas.