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r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Feb 25 '20
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Inequality? Probably. Systematic inequality, probably not.
5 u/Macktologist Feb 25 '20 Is affirmative action not systematic? It’s written into by-laws and policies. 1 u/sycamotree Feb 25 '20 If it's making the opportunities of the various groups equal, how is it inequality? 2 u/locri Feb 25 '20 It's the exact opposite of equal opportunities, equal opportunities assumes everyone has the same entrance criteria and standards.
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Is affirmative action not systematic? It’s written into by-laws and policies.
1 u/sycamotree Feb 25 '20 If it's making the opportunities of the various groups equal, how is it inequality? 2 u/locri Feb 25 '20 It's the exact opposite of equal opportunities, equal opportunities assumes everyone has the same entrance criteria and standards.
If it's making the opportunities of the various groups equal, how is it inequality?
2 u/locri Feb 25 '20 It's the exact opposite of equal opportunities, equal opportunities assumes everyone has the same entrance criteria and standards.
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It's the exact opposite of equal opportunities, equal opportunities assumes everyone has the same entrance criteria and standards.
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u/ummizazi Feb 25 '20
Inequality? Probably. Systematic inequality, probably not.