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Category Archives: Affirmative Action
Judge Overturns Army’s Affirmative Action Promotion Policy
In March a federal judge ruled unconstitutional an U.S. Army policy that gave preferential treatment in promotion to women and minorities. The Army’s written policy urged promotion boards to consider “past personal or institutional discrimination” when considering candidates for promotion. … Continue reading
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How Long Until Colleges Create Affirmative Action Programs for Men?
In recent months there have been a number of news stories about a gender discrepancy at American universities and colleges that is likely to grow even larger in coming years — women now are disproportionately represented in higher education. This … Continue reading
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