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And many against affirmative action will agree that there have been massive historical injustices for certain demographics that have lingering effects. The dif
by skibidithink 9mo ago
And many against affirmative action will agree that there have been massive historical injustices for certain demographics that have lingering effects. The difference between these two sides is which value they prioritize.
- MontyCarloHall 9mo ago>The difference between these two sides is which value they prioritize. Yup. Though there is a third option: completely ignore the meritocracy vs. equity zero-sum game and simply argue that demographic-based weighting of applicants is an ineffective way to rectify those historical injustices. It is treating a symptom, not the underlying disease.
- aprilthird2021 9mo ago> simply argue that demographic-based weighting of applicants is an ineffective way to rectify those historical injustices. It is treating a symptom, not the underlying disease. Is there any effective way to rectify them or the underlying disease that you'd recommend?