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    true meaning of this word? Most people think diversity has to deal with race‚ age‚ gender and religion. Society has put a cap on the true and full meaning of diversity. Having a diverse organization goes deeper than the ethnic make up of the employees. This paper will discuss the diversity action plan for the Google Corporation. This paper will discuss the history of the company and its diversity‚ the meaning of diversity and an action plan of diversity. What is Google? Can it be found in a dictionary

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    Diversity Action Plan University of Phoenix SOC315: Cultural Diversity Dr. Abbas Khajeaian October 21‚ 2007 Introduction The purpose of this paper is to describe a selected organization or workgroup that has grown in population and diversity and to develop an action plan that has accurate information best describing the trends in population growth and diversity within this organization. The organization selected for this diversity action

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    Affirmative Action in College Admissions Affirmative Action has become one of the most controversial issues regarding college admissions. It is an issue that exposes profiling to its highest extent. Race‚ gender and income now become vital factors in education opportunities. Affirmative Action is the procedure that is used as a criteria in admissions that will increase the points a college applicant receives on their application evaluation based on the previous factors. Whether race should be

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    are various other factors that determine whether one is accepted or denied. An important and often scrutinized factor is the use of affirmative action in admissions. While affirmative action should not hold the weight it does in admissions currently‚ it seems that people are unaware of the other preferential treatments given to certain students. Affirmative action in favor of underrepresented minorities has been a controversial topic debated and scrutinized by scholars‚ the media‚ and the public

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    Affirmative action is a very complex subject. Many people have their pros and cons about each side. Affirmative action has been here in America since 1960. It was an outcome for a Civil Rights Movement at the time. The president that had started it all was John F. Kennedy because he really did believe the equality of people. Lyndon B.Johnson helped the outlawing of school segregation and the Civil Right Act of 1964. The increase of minorities in the higher institutions and education facilities did

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    Daniel Williams Diversity Organizations University of Phoenix Status of women throughout United States history For years throughout U.S. history women were not afforded the same rights that men were. Throughout history women were thought of being intellectually inferior to men and a source of evil and temptation (Women ’s International Center‚ 1994). In early America women were not allowed to vote or work outside of their home and were ridiculed when they did. It was the culture of early America

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    The concept of affirmative action is in many ways very controversial due to its implications. Proponents of affirmative action make various claims to its necessity; however‚ the primary defense for its implementation is that it is a source of remedy for past racial inequality that indisputably existed in America’s past. Regardless of one’s perspective on this racially charged issue‚ it has certainly caused a great deal of legal debate. Moreover‚ what makes the issue even more complicated is that

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    Opposing views on affirmative action (1996) (miscellaneous) Since the beginning of time there has been prejudice and hate. Adam and Eve hated snakes. Jews hated Jesus. Sugar Ray Leonard hated Tommy Hearns. Prejudice is caused by two things: ignorance and hate. Prejudice and mistreatment has existed in this country‚ first with American-Indians and then later with African-Americans and other minorities. The selling and trading of slaves is a shadow that has been hanging over the heads of white Americans

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    Affirmative Action is any effort taken to expand opportunity for women or racial‚ ethnic and national origin minorities by using membership in those groups that have been subject to discrimination as a consideration. The Fourteenth Amendment states that no person in the United States shall‚ on the ground of race‚ color‚ or national origin‚ be excluded from participation in‚ be denied the benefits of‚ or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance

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    Affirmative Action: Reverse Discrimination? University of La Verne Abstract When observing the time after the revolution‚ the phrase‚ “all men are created equal” is ironic. While ideas of equal rights for minorities and women were in the air during and after the revolution‚ none of the new state constitutions granted women the right to vote and many blacks found themselves liberated but impoverished. The tension from the Civil War created a pressing need to provide equal social

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