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    Essay The Affirmative Action Debate Affirmative Action Defined Affirmative Action can be defined as “positive steps taken to increase the representation of women and minorities in areas of employment‚ education‚ and business from which they have been historically excluded (Standford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)”. However because those steps involve “preferential” selection affirmative action generates intense controversy (Standford Encyclopedia of Philosophy). Affirmative Action (Negative)

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    been here for 55 years but yet is still a problem in today society. Affirmative action is suppose to prevent discrimination from happening at jobs‚ schools‚ or anything else that is a opportunity to do something. It suppose to make it equal for all races and gender around the world to feel the same position. “Affirmative action policies often focus on employment and education. In institutions of higher education‚ affirmative action refers to admission policies that provide equal access to education

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    The Pros and Cons of Affirmative Action 1 The Pros and Cons of Affirmative Action Detroit Adapted from The North Star Network‚ (2003)

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    Bible as a tool to justify slavery‚ and some believe that the wording from God was his validation that he was pleased. Slavery‚ employment at will‚ and affirmative action has always been a debate that linked to race‚ cultures‚ politics‚ social statuses‚ religions‚ and the constitution. We could not have a clear discussion about affirmative action without addressing slavery. Slavery is a topic‚ many refused to discuss‚ and a topic most are not educated on. We could also not have a clear discussion

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    only further pushed ourselves into the mess. If Americans do not change now‚ it may become too late in the future. Affirmative action has only succeeded in accomplishing the exact opposite of its goals. Thus‚ race should not be considered in college applications or jobs. First‚ to understand why affirmative action is wrong‚ one must understand the intentions behind it. Affirmative action was put into place to make up for the gap caused by slavery‚ segregation‚ and racism by making it easier for certain

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    Affirmative Action and Whom to Hire Objectives - Ann Hopkins was hired as a senior manager in the Washington office of Price Waterhouse. Issues The company affirmative action office has strongly advised him to hire a young black woman‚ June Triss. Mr. Green believes Bob Young‚ a young white male‚ is better qualified for the job. 47 other plants have a young white male for this position. There are very few minorities working for this company. Comparison Chart on Mr. Green’s Evaluation

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    Affirmative action is still necessary because it was affective for helping minorities‚ it has the potential to start ending poverty‚ and bring the lower class to the middle class. When John F. Kennedy signed the Executive Order 10925‚ it begin a change for diversity in employment and education. This order was very effective to help races such African-Americans and Latinos find jobs and go to college who have been discriminated in the past. This action was very necessary at the time‚ but quickly leveled

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    Pros and Cons of Affirmative Action 2 The Pros and Cons of Affirmative Action in the Workplace According to the Encarta Dictionary‚ affirmative action (AA) is a policy or program aimed at countering discrimination against minorities and women‚ especially in employment and education. There are those who feel that AA has exceeded its usefulness‚ and is no longer required. Opposite that viewpoint‚ many think that AA has served its purpose well‚ but there is still a steady need and place for

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    Although affirmative action was originally implemented to assist minorities however‚ it can be argued that in turn affirmative action hurts minorities and in a way puts them at an educational disadvantage. The Most prominent advantage for minorities is that they can attend more elite schools than majorities. In recent years many scholars have noticed several instances where an under qualified student has been admitted to a school and not been successful because of their lack of preparation. For

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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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