Show me the "horrors" that this program creates.
In the case of this particular program, at first blush, without it having had time to work it's "magic" for years as other well intentioned programs have done? At the moment I'd just point out what others have, which is that it excludes people and therefore divides people. There are people who could benefit from it and who will not be considered. That can only contribute to more resentment, more division, more racially divided thinking - which I thought was something we were trying to get away from.
It's similar to things like Affirmative Action, no child left behind, etc. The entire mentality of "we need to make sure everyone is doing equally well" SOUNDS completely fantastic until you try to implement it. All the money and all the programs and all the king's men have never been able to close these academic gaps, and so you end up with decades upon decades of people being discriminated against by the government, by schools, etc because they aren't the right skin color to get a scholarship or get admission to a school, etc.
You get the inevitable tendency for teachers and administrators to fiddle around in order to make sure they aren't on the chopping block for "leaving children behind" - you get them cheating the tests on behalf of students who are struggling (verified to happen, a LOT), you get affirmative grading and affirmative graduation which most people don't know about (but which happens a LOT) and you get things like this recent gifted class in NYC being shut down because it wasn't "diverse" enough. Now those kids who were benefiting from the class don't get that anymore.
These are the sorts of horrors to which I refer. They happen as a result of EVERY SINGLE well-meaning liberal social initiative. With rock solid predictable regularity. I guess this is what they meant when they said "the road to hell is paved with good intentions."
I could go on all day with examples like this. Another which comes to mind is crime being reclassified as disciplinary action at schools and delinquents getting away with things which COULD have been their "come to Jesus" moment if their parents had been informed and if they'd been subjected to the appropriate, legal consequences and punishments instead of having it brushed under the rug so that the statistics would look better and not have such a "disparate impact."
When you incentivize and put a bounty on equal outcomes, people will do horrific things in order to try to achieve those outcomes. Every conceivable corner will be cut, every rule will be broken, every standard lowered. Society suffers immensely from that.
You're bordering on stormfront material here...
So I'm told... constantly. But can you honestly say that what I typed there wasn't 100% true? Mind you, it was said somewhat in jest.