That is wrong. Affirmative action , based mainly on race, is counterproductive. Financial conditions, geography, disability, background, religion, and other characteristics of an applicant are just as important as race in determining college admissions. But most campuses and universities around the country still promote race-based admissions policies. Don't get me wrong - diversity is very important.
Diversity promotes discussion and learning from one another.
All students, including white students, benefit from learning first-hand about other cultures. But race-based affirmative action is not the answer to promoting racial diversity. The answer is to start with the schools. Not with the 4 year universities, the 2 years colleges, or the vocational schools. Not even with the high schools or junior high schools.