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Q: Whose administration formally established affirmative action?
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What argument do critics of affirmative action often make?

Critics often make the argument that affirmative action is unconstitutional.


What was an unintended outcome of affirmative action?

reverse discrimination


How many states ban affirmative action?

5


Should Affirmative Action be eliminated?

Affirmative action, otherwise known as "reverse-discrimination", is a policy that effectively discriminates against certain groups for the benefit of other groups. The intent of such a policy is to "even the playing field." The actual result, however, is that less qualified individuals unfairly gain access to employment, education, groups, etc at the expense of more qualified individuals. But this does not even begin to address the true underpinnings of discrimination. The result of affirmative action, or discrimination, is that those in the "target" groups that affirmative action is supposed to help might obtain credentials that are then questioned (fairly or unfairly) but others who wonder if their success was a product of talent and hard-work or of government-sponsorsored discrimination - ie affirmative action. So, the result is that affirmative action actually LEADS to stereotyping, the underpinning of discrimination. Affirmative Action should absolutely be eliminated. Fairness is not unilateral - the only way to address problems of discrimination is by even-ing the playing field for all. Education and free markets are the solution.


What is meant by Affirmative action?

Affirmative action refers to the policies that take gender, race, or ethnicity into account in order to promote equal opportunity. Employers subject to Title VII are PROHIBITED from taking race or sex into account in any employment decisions. AA is a penalty for having any job group substantially statistically "underutilized" in any race or either sex. The employer must take steps to eliminate the underutilization, then STOP, ending its AA efforts.

Related questions

What did the Nixon administration do to help close the economic gap between blacks and white's?

Here you go novaneters.... Established affirmative action


What did the Nixon administration do to help close the gap between whites and black?

Here you go novaneters.... Established affirmative action


What did Nixon administration do to help the economic gap between black and whites?

Here you go novaneters.... Established affirmative action


Is affirmative action currently illegal in the United States?

The Affirmative Action equal opportunity employment measures is legal in the United States. The law was created in 1961, and called Executive Order No.10925. The Johnson administration has recognized Affirmative Action since 1965


Term for the new group affirmative action policy promoted by the Nixon administration?

Philadelphia Plan


What is the term for the new group affirmative action policy promoted by the Nixon administration?

Nixon's Philadelphia Plan


How do you use affirmative action in a sentence?

Affirmative action is about farming


What employers are subject to affirmative action?

what employer are subject to affirmative action


Is weak affirmative action morally defensible?

No affirmative action is morally defensible.


When was Chinese for Affirmative Action created?

Chinese for Affirmative Action was created in 1969.


What is Affurmative Action?

Affirmative Action


IS Arizona an affirmative action state?

No, Arizona does not have affirmative action policies in place. In fact, the state passed a ballot measure in 2010 that prohibited affirmative action in areas such as college admissions and hiring practices.