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    Running head: AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PAPER Affirmative Action in the Private and Public Sector University of Phoenix Employment Law HRM/ 434 CWH09HRM06 Mr. Jemal K. Yarbrough August 18‚ 2009 Affirmative Action in the Private and Public Sector Introduction Affirmative Action is constantly seen as an unfair intentional treatment to classes not protected by anti-discrimination laws. This paper will describe the elements of affirmative action and how it applies to employees in the

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    Topic Sentence and Informal Outline Sean Heffernan GEN/195 March 06‚ 2012 John Borio Topic Sentence and Informal Outline It is essential to know how to write a topic sentence properly. A topic sentence conveys the main sentence of a paragraph and describes the content of the paragraph. An informal outline consists of the major and minor ideas reviewed or discussed within the literature. An informal outline organizes thoughts yet stays away from repetition. Informal Outline Although

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    I. Introduction 1. Teaser: want to decrease the money you are spending on gas by at least 500%? Tired of the Los Angeles traffic? I have a way to get you to your destination faster and look cool while you do it! A motorcycle! 2. Audience Relevance: As college students‚ between school‚ work‚ and other extracurricular activities we have neither the time nor money to spend in our cars wasting gas stuck in traffic. 3. Personal Credibility: I myself am a licensed motorcyclist with 3 years of road experience

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    Affirmative Action in United States is a policy in favor of minority groups that were historically underrepresented and excluded. The idea of Affirmative Action was widely brought up during 1960s’ Civil Rights Movement. Before Civil Rights Movement‚ African Americans and white were separated in public areas‚ workplaces‚ and higher education institutions. During Civil Rights Movement‚ minority groups fought for equality among different racial group‚ and object to end racial segregation and discrimination

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    America’s history‚ as well as in present-day is affirmative action. Affirmative action‚ at its root base‚ is defined as the favoring of a group of people based on previous discrimination and disenfranchisement throughout history. Specifically‚ affirmative action plays an integral role in the admission of disadvantaged minorities into a vast number of schools‚ organizations‚ and occupations. Moreover‚ a new conflict has arisen regarding affirmative action: whether or not the criteria should shift from

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    Affermative Action By: Marwa Salamin Mr. Blair Thorpe Law & Society 10/15/12 Affirmative action is a policy used to amend past discrimination against women and minority groups through procedures to increase their education and economic prospects. This policy has been a collective tool in protecting the rights of the minority‚ which is one of the goals of the legal system. However‚ some of the people that fall into the majority group believe that the affirmative action is racial discrimination

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    Who Benefits From Affirmative Action? Who benefits from Affirmative Action? Affirmative action is the positive effort to recruit subordinate-group members‚ including women‚ for jobs‚ promotions‚ and educational opportunities. The phrase affirmative action first appeared in an executive order issued by President Kennedy in 1961. The order called for contractors to “take affirmative action to ensure that applicants are employed‚ and that employees are treated during employment‚ without regard

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    Outline Para 1 Introduction: Speaking in first language and second language on international student create a lot of different. Thesis Statement: The difference of speaking in first language is mainly the problem on gesture‚ confidence and personality. Para 2 Topic Sentence: International student had a lost in confidence when they are speaking in English. Support 1:Students are afraid of making mistake when they are speaking English while they can speak fluently in their own language. Support

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    Affirmative action has evolved since the executive order signed by President John Kennedy in 1961‚ which created the Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity and mandated that federally funded projects take "affirmative action" to insure that hiring and employment practices were free of racial bias (Shaw & Barry‚ 2016‚ p. 566). The mandate was then followed up with the equal pay act‚ aimed at wage discrimination against women then as followed the Civil Rights Act of 1964‚ which prohibits all forms

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    I do not think affirmative action is appropriate for the United States today. Affirmative action had an important role back in the 1960’s‚ in the midst of the civil rights era. It was intended to promote equal opportunities to work and to education for minority groups (at that time African Americans). That was almost sixty years ago. Our culture has evolved since then‚ with each passing generation‚ racism and prejudice dies a little more. As a nation‚ we will continue to evolve‚ and the challenges

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