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By Hans Bader | March 11, 2021 | 5:19pm EST Featured is part of Georgetown University s campus. (Photo credit: DANIEL SLIM/AFP via Getty Images) A law professor at Georgetown University has been fired for pointing out that black students got lower grades in her classes. This was not due to racism. Black students get lower grades at selective colleges because they are admitted with lower grades and test scores than their non-black classmates, due to racial preferences in admissions at schools like Georgetown. Recipients of non-racial preferences in admissions also get lower grades at the schools that admit them. I received lower than average grades as a student at Harvard Law School. Why? I was admitted with lower-than average credentials than most of my classmates (because I pledged to go into public-interest law afterwards).  So I was less prepared than most of my classmates, and occasionally had to struggle to keep up with my clas

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