percentage quotas
reverse discrimination
Answer I believe that the affirmative action programs doin fact reverse discrimination. It voilates the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment as well as Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. We need to get rid of all of these "legal" forms of favoritism. How on earth can it be equal if colleges are reserving spots for minorities and women over white men who are more qualified? (Not saying that all white men are more qualified, you know what I mean here.)
Affirmative action has been controversial for a number of reasons. Arguably the most common argument used by those who oppose affirmative action programs is that it results in "reverse discrimination", meaning discrimination against white people (primarily white men). BalancedPolitics.org does a great job of answering your question in depth at the Related Link below.
Computer Software are of three distinctive types such as System software consisting Operating System and Utility System, and Application Softwares. Therefore, Operating system such as Windows XP, Vista, 7 and Applications Software such as MS Word, Power Point, Excel and Access are not Utility Programs. Jeevan
One of the wonderful aspects of Bill Clinton's administration, as any woman on this blog can attest to that deals with grants and funding for non-profits, was his attention to the needs of women and the poor. He established huge sweeping funding for countless programs in which women, minorities and the poor were advantaged. His mantra was you can take care of the poor while making the nation rich. Which flew in the fact of Bush and Regan's mantra which was the rich got richer while the poor got poorer. So it stands to reason and came as no surprise when George W took office some of the first programs sliced and diced were those in place for women, minorities and the poor. These have always been the programs to lose funding first because they are perceived as "non essential". I hope that the citizens of California will not only fight these cuts but also remember this come the next election cycle. Remember who was responsible for cutting necessary and needed funding for the most vulnerable among you.
reverse discrimination
Affirmative action
Geraldine Leshin has written: '1980 report, equal employment opportunity and affirmative action' -- subject(s): Affirmative action programs, Discrimination in employment, Law and legislation 'Equal employment opportunity and affirmative action in labor-management relations' -- subject(s): Affirmative action programs, Discrimination in employment, Law and legislation, Minorities
Sunita Parikh has written: 'The politics of preference' -- subject(s): Government policy, History, Politics and government, Race discrimination, Affirmative action programs, Minorities
Equal employment opportunity programs include affirmative action for employment
Charles Crowley has written: 'Poema' '1980 U.S. census data for affirmative action programs' -- subject(s): Statistics, Employment, Women, Occupations, Labor supply, Minorities
Answer I believe that the affirmative action programs doin fact reverse discrimination. It voilates the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment as well as Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. We need to get rid of all of these "legal" forms of favoritism. How on earth can it be equal if colleges are reserving spots for minorities and women over white men who are more qualified? (Not saying that all white men are more qualified, you know what I mean here.)
Regents of the University of California vs Bakke affirmed affirmative action by ruling it as entirely constitutional. This allowed for affirmative action programs to have a clear set of laws and regulations regarding their behavior and rights.
Kevin S. McGuiness has written: 'Government memoranda on affirmative action programs' -- subject(s): Affirmative action programs, Discrimination in employment, Law and legislation
Martin Loney has written: 'The pursuit of division' -- subject(s): Affirmative action programs, Employment, Government policy, Minorities, Women 'The State or the Market' 'The politics of greed' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Social policy
Hopwwod v. Texas
the existence of affirmative action programs