Nathan's review of The Pursuit of Fairness: A History of Affirmative Action

The Pursuit of Fairness: A History of Affirmative Action The Pursuit of Fairness: A History of Affirmative Action
by Terry H. Anderson
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status: Read in January, 2005

A less than qualified/under-qualified white person gets a job/college admission over a qualified/over-qualified black person. That is racial discrimination. A less than qualified/under-qualified black person gets a job/college admission over a qualified/over-qualified white person. That is Affirmative Action. Simply put, Affirmative Action is racial discrimination.
Will there ever be an end to Affirmative Action policies? Perhaps when all prejudice is eradicated? How could that be accomplished without mass mental reprogramming? As long as people are free they will use their minds freely. People will be free to develop prejudices. People will also be free to put away prejudices. A society of mentally free people is much better than a society full of mental slaves motivated by the crack of the government's whip.
Affirmative Action is defined as any action taken to enhance the "ethnic diversity" of a group, designed to increase employment and educational oppor...more
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