#Chapter 306 The Faction Reaction

The note stayed on my mind all the way home to the apartment. After I pulled into the garage, I read it aloud.

“You should be ashamed of yourself! Drop out and go to school somewhere else where they don’t mind being in classes with a Beta-lover like you.”

Why was I receiving this much hate for pointing out a lack of diversity? I was disappointed in my fellow students. How did young people become this intolerant of others?

But it wasn’t going to scare me away or make me stop writing my report.

I went upstairs to the apartment and made myself an iced coffee before sitting down at my computer.

The email from Dr. Clark was waiting for me. I downloaded the files and began reading the data.

Dr. Clark kept track of her student’s grades, attendance, and whether they graduated or not. The university divided them by their class: Alpha, Beta, Omega, or hybrid, and their age and their family’s income.

I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. Dr. Clark's records went back ten years. The discriminatio