What are your views on Affirmative action and racial quotas?
Q. What are your views on Affirmative action and racial quotas?
Asked by Alex - Wed Oct 14 18:46:09 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't really have any issue with Affirmative Action initiatives but hiring quotas are another matter, they are just as biased and unfair as the practice of not hiring someone based on their race or gender..
Answered by Brian - Wed Oct 14 18:49:49 2009
Q. What are your views on Affirmative action and racial quotas?
Asked by Alex - Wed Oct 14 18:46:09 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't really have any issue with Affirmative Action initiatives but hiring quotas are another matter, they are just as biased and unfair as the practice of not hiring someone based on their race or gender..
Answered by Brian - Wed Oct 14 18:49:49 2009
What are your views/opinions on Affirmative Action?
Q. And why do you feel that way about it? I agree, I think it needs to go as well.
Asked by tam-bam - Sat Jan 30 23:14:17 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the fact that we have an African-American president is proof that affirmative action is outdated.
Answered by geewillie - Sun Jan 31 00:20:13 2010
Q. And why do you feel that way about it? I agree, I think it needs to go as well.
Asked by tam-bam - Sat Jan 30 23:14:17 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the fact that we have an African-American president is proof that affirmative action is outdated.
Answered by geewillie - Sun Jan 31 00:20:13 2010
Scared "W?" Voters--Did You Hear Obama's Views on Affirmative Action?
Q. He said "it would only be applicable to those that needed, regardless of race--that Blacks would not be "automatically" given an advantage. This is the right man--And i am sho' nuff black! HE'S fair and smart. OBAMA '08 White/blacks/hispanics, anybody that is in need and deserving of a good education will have a fair chance--not reserved for blacks (on automatic)--that's fair.
Asked by Faye G - Wed Apr 16 21:47:03 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree...I am sho'nuff white!
Answered by skahhh - Wed Apr 16 21:53:42 2008
Q. He said "it would only be applicable to those that needed, regardless of race--that Blacks would not be "automatically" given an advantage. This is the right man--And i am sho' nuff black! HE'S fair and smart. OBAMA '08 White/blacks/hispanics, anybody that is in need and deserving of a good education will have a fair chance--not reserved for blacks (on automatic)--that's fair.
Asked by Faye G - Wed Apr 16 21:47:03 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree...I am sho'nuff white!
Answered by skahhh - Wed Apr 16 21:53:42 2008
Your views on Affirmative Action?
Q. Some certain unmentionable people wish to abolish affirmative action entirely, and I want to know why. Explain in detail, because I'm having some difficulties. White privilege doesn't exist anymore? I've never heard of such a statement. There's still a small percentage of wealthy minorities when compared to Caucasians. And everyday I can't help but wonder if I was just hired to satisfy some stupid quota. It's not discrimination, the government's just simply giving us a boost. If white settlers didn't oppress African Americans so god damn much, then there wouldn't be a dilemma. And blacks and whites would be on the same page, but newsflash..this obviously not the case. And you obviously are not familiar with the definition of white… [cont.]
Asked by Miss Foxx - Mon Jun 1 18:23:58 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well I would also like to hear the argument against it...it works to me we have more different ethnic politicians then ever, head coachs at the top of every sport (scratch through baseball) , the head of NASA, supreme court justices I say minorities are coming up Edit: I take baseball back sorry Ozzie coach of Chicago he did win a championship well white people there is always hockey Edit: well maybe it has changed today from what it was initially, minorities were turned away from jobs for being "over" qualified while today it is more quotas but still if you took it away whose to say it wouldn't go back to how it was. i say give it another 20 years by then the majority of every person close to the jim crow days will be either dead or too… [cont.]
Answered by Armor Of Light - Mon Jun 1 18:30:10 2009
Q. Some certain unmentionable people wish to abolish affirmative action entirely, and I want to know why. Explain in detail, because I'm having some difficulties. White privilege doesn't exist anymore? I've never heard of such a statement. There's still a small percentage of wealthy minorities when compared to Caucasians. And everyday I can't help but wonder if I was just hired to satisfy some stupid quota. It's not discrimination, the government's just simply giving us a boost. If white settlers didn't oppress African Americans so god damn much, then there wouldn't be a dilemma. And blacks and whites would be on the same page, but newsflash..this obviously not the case. And you obviously are not familiar with the definition of white… [cont.]
Asked by Miss Foxx - Mon Jun 1 18:23:58 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well I would also like to hear the argument against it...it works to me we have more different ethnic politicians then ever, head coachs at the top of every sport (scratch through baseball) , the head of NASA, supreme court justices I say minorities are coming up Edit: I take baseball back sorry Ozzie coach of Chicago he did win a championship well white people there is always hockey Edit: well maybe it has changed today from what it was initially, minorities were turned away from jobs for being "over" qualified while today it is more quotas but still if you took it away whose to say it wouldn't go back to how it was. i say give it another 20 years by then the majority of every person close to the jim crow days will be either dead or too… [cont.]
Answered by Armor Of Light - Mon Jun 1 18:30:10 2009
Affirmative action your views?
Q. I have to write a paper on Affirmative action, and whether or not i agree with it. I know there is more to Affirmative Action than race, but i feel like that is the most discussed, and so it will be the main part of my essay. So far what i've got is Affirmative action has been removed form California, Michigan, Nebraska, and Washington. Affirmative action promote diversity within the workplace, and it helps reduce racism by creating an environment where multiple races most work together to achieve their goals. Against Affirmative Action i have : Promotes differentiation between races Unfair for lower-class non-minorities. People should be hired due to talent, not due to skin color. Hiring a certain person because of race even if they… [cont.]
Asked by dellick17 - Tue Mar 16 17:54:24 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have to write a paper on Affirmative action, and whether or not i agree with it. I know there is more to Affirmative Action than race, but i feel like that is the most discussed, and so it will be the main part of my essay. So far what i've got is Affirmative action has been removed form California, Michigan, Nebraska, and Washington. Affirmative action promote diversity within the workplace, and it helps reduce racism by creating an environment where multiple races most work together to achieve their goals. Against Affirmative Action i have : Promotes differentiation between races Unfair for lower-class non-minorities. People should be hired due to talent, not due to skin color. Hiring a certain person because of race even if they… [cont.]
Asked by dellick17 - Tue Mar 16 17:54:24 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What is your view of affirmative action?
Q. Is it just racist or is it justified to compensate for what happened in the past? and if so how long must allow for some people to get a "free ride"?
Asked by question MAN - Thu May 20 16:38:59 2010 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unjustified discrimination.
Answered by Nikki - Thu May 20 16:55:37 2010
Q. Is it just racist or is it justified to compensate for what happened in the past? and if so how long must allow for some people to get a "free ride"?
Asked by question MAN - Thu May 20 16:38:59 2010 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unjustified discrimination.
Answered by Nikki - Thu May 20 16:55:37 2010
Your views on affirmative action?
Q. Do you think it should exist or no? zeke, I did not clone anyone
Asked by Mr Clif - Wed Aug 25 19:35:38 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, Under Restrictions And Regulations. I Do Not Believe An Individual Should Be Given A job Simply B/c Of Their Race Or Ancestery, But I Feel As Though Each Person Should Be Given An Equal And Fair Opprotunity, And Anyone Who is Qualified For A Job Should Be Able To Obtain it (outside of felonies and such). Since Racism And Prejiduce Still Exist in This Nation (Despite Our Bi-Racial President), Employers With Little To No Diversity W/in Their Workforce, I Feel They Must Document Every Employer Who Applied For The job, And Should Be Investigated, Any Individual Who Was Qualified And Denied Employment Should Be Possibly Compensated, And The Company/Employer Should Not Only Be Fined, But Face Criminal Charges As Well.
Answered by Ninja-Pritt - Wed Aug 25 19:47:36 2010
Q. Do you think it should exist or no? zeke, I did not clone anyone
Asked by Mr Clif - Wed Aug 25 19:35:38 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, Under Restrictions And Regulations. I Do Not Believe An Individual Should Be Given A job Simply B/c Of Their Race Or Ancestery, But I Feel As Though Each Person Should Be Given An Equal And Fair Opprotunity, And Anyone Who is Qualified For A Job Should Be Able To Obtain it (outside of felonies and such). Since Racism And Prejiduce Still Exist in This Nation (Despite Our Bi-Racial President), Employers With Little To No Diversity W/in Their Workforce, I Feel They Must Document Every Employer Who Applied For The job, And Should Be Investigated, Any Individual Who Was Qualified And Denied Employment Should Be Possibly Compensated, And The Company/Employer Should Not Only Be Fined, But Face Criminal Charges As Well.
Answered by Ninja-Pritt - Wed Aug 25 19:47:36 2010
How does the supreme court view affirmative action? What is thier take an if they are for or against it?
Q. How does the supreme court view affirmative action? What is thier take an if they are for or against it?
Asked by Dee R - Thu Feb 7 22:39:25 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a very interesting question. The answer is we are not sure. In Grutter v. Bollinger the supreme court upheld the U of Michigan Law School's affirmative action plan. Justice O'Connor wrote the opinion and ruled that Law schools do have a compelling interest in maintaining a diverse student body.That plan used race as only one factor in assessing the entire individual, and did not have a quota but sough to achieve a "critical mass". The SC had previous struck down plans that used Quotas or "points" for certain races. However, since that case the makeup of the court has changed. Just this summer, the court struck down plans from Louisville and Seattle public schools. the Plurality led by roberts argued that middle schools and high… [cont.]
Answered by wombaroo4502 - Thu Feb 7 22:55:16 2008
Q. How does the supreme court view affirmative action? What is thier take an if they are for or against it?
Asked by Dee R - Thu Feb 7 22:39:25 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a very interesting question. The answer is we are not sure. In Grutter v. Bollinger the supreme court upheld the U of Michigan Law School's affirmative action plan. Justice O'Connor wrote the opinion and ruled that Law schools do have a compelling interest in maintaining a diverse student body.That plan used race as only one factor in assessing the entire individual, and did not have a quota but sough to achieve a "critical mass". The SC had previous struck down plans that used Quotas or "points" for certain races. However, since that case the makeup of the court has changed. Just this summer, the court struck down plans from Louisville and Seattle public schools. the Plurality led by roberts argued that middle schools and high… [cont.]
Answered by wombaroo4502 - Thu Feb 7 22:55:16 2008
what is your view on affirmative action?
Q. In colleges they will accept a certain % of minority because they must and sometimes the white person with higher merit gets screwed..which is why i question peoples views on it. What is good about it? What is bad? How do you feel about it? derail there was just a supreme court case with a fire fighter while the same thing happened he lost every case until he got to the supreme court where they ruled it racist.
Asked by $$BOOyahKAsha$$ - Tue Dec 15 21:55:53 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i don't understand why white people always feel like they're getting "screwed" by affirmative action when they're mostly middle class, go to good schools, their parents have jobs, etc. look, if you're a smart kid and you worked hard, being white isn't going to stop you from getting into college. people who have problems with affirmative action are lazy people who think that they deserve to get into that college or get that job or whatever just because they have high opinions of themselves. evening the playing field just a little bit for people who have had disadvantages is fair and it helps people to pull themselves out of poverty so that one day we won't need affirmative action anymore. that said, i think affirmative action would be… [cont.]
Answered by chq - Tue Dec 15 22:04:25 2009
Q. In colleges they will accept a certain % of minority because they must and sometimes the white person with higher merit gets screwed..which is why i question peoples views on it. What is good about it? What is bad? How do you feel about it? derail there was just a supreme court case with a fire fighter while the same thing happened he lost every case until he got to the supreme court where they ruled it racist.
Asked by $$BOOyahKAsha$$ - Tue Dec 15 21:55:53 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i don't understand why white people always feel like they're getting "screwed" by affirmative action when they're mostly middle class, go to good schools, their parents have jobs, etc. look, if you're a smart kid and you worked hard, being white isn't going to stop you from getting into college. people who have problems with affirmative action are lazy people who think that they deserve to get into that college or get that job or whatever just because they have high opinions of themselves. evening the playing field just a little bit for people who have had disadvantages is fair and it helps people to pull themselves out of poverty so that one day we won't need affirmative action anymore. that said, i think affirmative action would be… [cont.]
Answered by chq - Tue Dec 15 22:04:25 2009
What is your view on affirmative action?
Q. (talking about African Americans) Is this system obselete? justified?
Asked by Sunnydays - Mon May 29 18:01:42 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As contradictory as this statement may sound, I feel that affirmative action promotes reverse discrimination but is very necessary in some cases. The biggest problem we are facing today is that the playing field (i.e. in the business world, college admissions, etc.) is not as leveled as some people may think. Sure, Black Americans (as well as other minorities) have come a long way from the old Jim Crow days, but there is a great amount of discrimination that still exists. Believe me, I wish that the policies didn't exist, but then again, that would only occur/work in a perfect, non-discriminatory world...
Answered by monogamyisgolden - Mon May 29 18:54:00 2006
Q. (talking about African Americans) Is this system obselete? justified?
Asked by Sunnydays - Mon May 29 18:01:42 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As contradictory as this statement may sound, I feel that affirmative action promotes reverse discrimination but is very necessary in some cases. The biggest problem we are facing today is that the playing field (i.e. in the business world, college admissions, etc.) is not as leveled as some people may think. Sure, Black Americans (as well as other minorities) have come a long way from the old Jim Crow days, but there is a great amount of discrimination that still exists. Believe me, I wish that the policies didn't exist, but then again, that would only occur/work in a perfect, non-discriminatory world...
Answered by monogamyisgolden - Mon May 29 18:54:00 2006
How do Mid-westerners view Affirmative Action?
Q. Check out these 2 clips and tell me how important you think affirmative action is? I especially want to hear from people in the midwest.
Asked by Grand Marshal's Claymore - Tue Oct 14 16:38:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Affirmative Action: The New Segregation If Martin Luther King were alive to see how left wing activists and organizations have hijacked his dream, it would probably kill him. Reason being that the Jesse Jacksons', Al Sharptons' and NAACPs' of America have used and continue to use Affirmative action to resegregate the country by forcing schools and employers alike to accept and hire minorities, whether they are qualified or not. In a June 19th press release, the NAACP declared it had joined with other civil rights organizations to launch the Campaign for High School Equality. It goes on to state that 51.6 percent of black students, 47.4 percent of American Indian and Alaska Native Students and 55.6 percent of Hispanic students fail to… [cont.]
Answered by nanette1973 - Tue Oct 14 17:18:41 2008
Q. Check out these 2 clips and tell me how important you think affirmative action is? I especially want to hear from people in the midwest.
Asked by Grand Marshal's Claymore - Tue Oct 14 16:38:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Affirmative Action: The New Segregation If Martin Luther King were alive to see how left wing activists and organizations have hijacked his dream, it would probably kill him. Reason being that the Jesse Jacksons', Al Sharptons' and NAACPs' of America have used and continue to use Affirmative action to resegregate the country by forcing schools and employers alike to accept and hire minorities, whether they are qualified or not. In a June 19th press release, the NAACP declared it had joined with other civil rights organizations to launch the Campaign for High School Equality. It goes on to state that 51.6 percent of black students, 47.4 percent of American Indian and Alaska Native Students and 55.6 percent of Hispanic students fail to… [cont.]
Answered by nanette1973 - Tue Oct 14 17:18:41 2008
I believe affirmative action is worng, whats your counter argument?
Q. affirmative action is just reverse discrimination about the majority. what are your opposing views?
Asked by ish-y wish-y - Tue Apr 8 19:21:33 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what's to counter - you have offerned no reasoning at all - just a belief, which is in and of itself irrational (meaning not derived of rational thought). if you ar thinking irrationally, what evidence do we have that you are really interested, let alone capable, of ratinal thought? I will tel you - none! so here is my response - i do believe that you believe that affirmative action is wrong. but I also believe you have not given it any deep or rational thought, nor considered carefully and weighed the rational arguments for either side's positions. and finally in believe that no matter how people respond here, you are not going to suddenly start considering the manner in a rational manner and come to a rational conclusion, supported… [cont.]
Answered by Barry C - Tue Apr 8 19:30:13 2008
Q. affirmative action is just reverse discrimination about the majority. what are your opposing views?
Asked by ish-y wish-y - Tue Apr 8 19:21:33 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what's to counter - you have offerned no reasoning at all - just a belief, which is in and of itself irrational (meaning not derived of rational thought). if you ar thinking irrationally, what evidence do we have that you are really interested, let alone capable, of ratinal thought? I will tel you - none! so here is my response - i do believe that you believe that affirmative action is wrong. but I also believe you have not given it any deep or rational thought, nor considered carefully and weighed the rational arguments for either side's positions. and finally in believe that no matter how people respond here, you are not going to suddenly start considering the manner in a rational manner and come to a rational conclusion, supported… [cont.]
Answered by Barry C - Tue Apr 8 19:30:13 2008
What is the current status quo for abortion?
Q. In a debate, what are the affirmative views and the negative views?
Asked by uh.oh_jadeeee - Mon Oct 23 19:04:35 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No where in the Bible does it say that abortion is murder, killing, wrong, against God, a sin, or any thing else. The Bible is clear that we are to follow God, we have control of the Earth and Free Will and that we are to have sex. It is also clear that we are to think out our problems including all possible answers before acting. It is very clear in the Bible that God has control over the structure and rules of the universe. It is also clear that the process of abortion was invented by God and is used by him every day in the forms of abortion and miscarriage. So it is impossible for abortion to be against God due to the fact that he himself uses it and approves of it when people pray to him for advice. It is important to think about the… [cont.]
Answered by Give me Liberty - Mon Oct 23 23:51:51 2006
Q. In a debate, what are the affirmative views and the negative views?
Asked by uh.oh_jadeeee - Mon Oct 23 19:04:35 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No where in the Bible does it say that abortion is murder, killing, wrong, against God, a sin, or any thing else. The Bible is clear that we are to follow God, we have control of the Earth and Free Will and that we are to have sex. It is also clear that we are to think out our problems including all possible answers before acting. It is very clear in the Bible that God has control over the structure and rules of the universe. It is also clear that the process of abortion was invented by God and is used by him every day in the forms of abortion and miscarriage. So it is impossible for abortion to be against God due to the fact that he himself uses it and approves of it when people pray to him for advice. It is important to think about the… [cont.]
Answered by Give me Liberty - Mon Oct 23 23:51:51 2006
how do libertarians, conservatives and social democrats view Affirmative action?
Q. how do libertarians, conservatives and social democrats view Affirmative action?
Asked by Miss B - Mon Sep 29 22:20:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They should view it for what it is RACISM, Sexcism, etc..!! Giving ANY person ANY job they are NOT qualified for base PURELY on race, gender or anything else is pure NONSENSE!!!
Answered by elmar66 - Mon Sep 29 22:24:45 2008
Q. how do libertarians, conservatives and social democrats view Affirmative action?
Asked by Miss B - Mon Sep 29 22:20:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They should view it for what it is RACISM, Sexcism, etc..!! Giving ANY person ANY job they are NOT qualified for base PURELY on race, gender or anything else is pure NONSENSE!!!
Answered by elmar66 - Mon Sep 29 22:24:45 2008
what are the major affirmative and negative points of Stem cell research?
Q. I would like to know the major strong, good points of each point of views (positive and negative) of stem cell's scientific research, and how they can be rebutted. It would be greatly appreciated if factual data and elaboration is included. Thank you.
Asked by vxnana - Wed Feb 18 22:12:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pro: stem cell research could find cures for diabetes, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's,and other terrible diseases. Con: it could involve the death of otherwise viable human beings. As Mr Spock declared" The needs of the many outweigh the wants of a few".
Answered by Truth and Justice - Wed Feb 18 22:23:58 2009
Q. I would like to know the major strong, good points of each point of views (positive and negative) of stem cell's scientific research, and how they can be rebutted. It would be greatly appreciated if factual data and elaboration is included. Thank you.
Asked by vxnana - Wed Feb 18 22:12:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pro: stem cell research could find cures for diabetes, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's,and other terrible diseases. Con: it could involve the death of otherwise viable human beings. As Mr Spock declared" The needs of the many outweigh the wants of a few".
Answered by Truth and Justice - Wed Feb 18 22:23:58 2009
Has B Hussein Obama's election changed your view of affirmative action?
Q. Has B Hussein Obama's election changed your view of affirmative action?
Asked by At Least Hussein Kept us Safe - Tue Mar 31 19:32:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Has B Hussein Obama's election changed your view of affirmative action?
Asked by At Least Hussein Kept us Safe - Tue Mar 31 19:32:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Do you support or oppose affirmative action?
Q. Does your Congressman and Senator agree with your views? Did your choice in President agree with your views?
Asked by Witchy - Tue Nov 11 16:13:26 2008 - - 32 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Judging from our current President-Elect I would say that there is no longer a need for it. I think that America has moved passed the issue of race being a barrier to anything that one wishes to accomplish. That being said - how ironic is it that the very same party that just brought you Barack Obama, also gave us affirmative action - talk about playing both sides of the same fence. As for my Congressman and Senator - I'm not sure what their views are, but as conservatives they'd better be against it.
Answered by knight2king3 - Tue Nov 11 16:35:53 2008
Q. Does your Congressman and Senator agree with your views? Did your choice in President agree with your views?
Asked by Witchy - Tue Nov 11 16:13:26 2008 - - 32 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Judging from our current President-Elect I would say that there is no longer a need for it. I think that America has moved passed the issue of race being a barrier to anything that one wishes to accomplish. That being said - how ironic is it that the very same party that just brought you Barack Obama, also gave us affirmative action - talk about playing both sides of the same fence. As for my Congressman and Senator - I'm not sure what their views are, but as conservatives they'd better be against it.
Answered by knight2king3 - Tue Nov 11 16:35:53 2008
Why is affirmative action viewed more negatively than nepotism?
Q. A) The average White college student with the rich relative and 3.0 gpa, and the average Black person with a 3.0 gpa who aligns him/herself with a Black professional organization both get a job in a Fortune 500 Company B) The overachieving White Ivy League college student with 4.0+ gpa and the overachieving Black Ivy League college student with 4.0+ gpa get a job in a Fortune 500 Company C) The White college student with a 3.5 gpa and the Black college student with a 4.0+ gpa both get a job in a Fortune 500 Company For each of the three cases, the White person gets his/her job through nepotism, and the Black person gets his/her job through Affirmative Action. Why is Affirmative Action viewed more negatively than nepotism when… [cont.]
Asked by Steups - Thu Mar 13 17:21:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everyone is related to someone, therefore nepotism could theoretically help them. Not all people can benefit from affirmative action.
Answered by I play the game - Thu Mar 13 17:27:27 2008
Q. A) The average White college student with the rich relative and 3.0 gpa, and the average Black person with a 3.0 gpa who aligns him/herself with a Black professional organization both get a job in a Fortune 500 Company B) The overachieving White Ivy League college student with 4.0+ gpa and the overachieving Black Ivy League college student with 4.0+ gpa get a job in a Fortune 500 Company C) The White college student with a 3.5 gpa and the Black college student with a 4.0+ gpa both get a job in a Fortune 500 Company For each of the three cases, the White person gets his/her job through nepotism, and the Black person gets his/her job through Affirmative Action. Why is Affirmative Action viewed more negatively than nepotism when… [cont.]
Asked by Steups - Thu Mar 13 17:21:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everyone is related to someone, therefore nepotism could theoretically help them. Not all people can benefit from affirmative action.
Answered by I play the game - Thu Mar 13 17:27:27 2008
Ethics and Affirmative Action?
Q. Which ethical views are opposed to Affirmative Action? Which are for it?
Asked by Sarah B - Sat Mar 20 16:45:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Honestly, I can't tell you the names of different families of "ethics" because quite frankly there are several different types depending on the group you are concerned with. Personally, I am against Affirmative Action because I feel it has gone way too far and now puts unqualified people in jobs purely because of their race or sex. It would help to identify those types if you were to tell us what groups you are looking at - employers, employees, unions, attorneys, medical personnel, etc.
Answered by cyanne2ak - Sat Mar 20 16:49:47 2010
Q. Which ethical views are opposed to Affirmative Action? Which are for it?
Asked by Sarah B - Sat Mar 20 16:45:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Honestly, I can't tell you the names of different families of "ethics" because quite frankly there are several different types depending on the group you are concerned with. Personally, I am against Affirmative Action because I feel it has gone way too far and now puts unqualified people in jobs purely because of their race or sex. It would help to identify those types if you were to tell us what groups you are looking at - employers, employees, unions, attorneys, medical personnel, etc.
Answered by cyanne2ak - Sat Mar 20 16:49:47 2010
Does 63 million Americans { most voters } voting for a black president now make AFFIRMATIVE ACTION out of date?
Q. Please know, that I am personally not trying to make a statement of my views on this. I simply want to know your thoughts on this interesting matter. XO
Asked by Dollbaby Melissa - Mon May 11 12:57:54 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seeing as how Affirmative Action is geared towards Woman, Hispanics, Veterans, African Americans and the Disabled ..I dont see how it does. Actually women benefit more from AA than anyone else.
Answered by on_a_mission_to_please - Mon May 11 13:03:00 2009
Q. Please know, that I am personally not trying to make a statement of my views on this. I simply want to know your thoughts on this interesting matter. XO
Asked by Dollbaby Melissa - Mon May 11 12:57:54 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seeing as how Affirmative Action is geared towards Woman, Hispanics, Veterans, African Americans and the Disabled ..I dont see how it does. Actually women benefit more from AA than anyone else.
Answered by on_a_mission_to_please - Mon May 11 13:03:00 2009
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