... people, majority of them paid scant regard to such celebrations on that occasion. In fact, scores of groups and organizations that were formed during the period were on record opposing the unification and its state formation day celebrations. The very statehood formation was questioned and fought against overtly and covertly. Whether or not one appreciates it, the statehood movement became potential one that evoked strong ... Nor were they integrated with each other in any way. Thus, the unified state was marked by mutual mistrust and non-cooperation. While the political leadership at bo...

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... citizens have fallen victim to the policy as more and more people are being hired and excepted into colleges due their minority status rather than qualification or merit. In a recent sociological study of prestigious colleges it was found that the odds of a African-American being admitted into any program compared to that of a white man with the same credentials was an average ... 30 to 1 (charez). Fredrick R. Lynch (a renowned and prestigious writer on the subject of social issues) compared Affirmative Action to a steam roller that couldn ... case of Gratz vs. Bollinger a young white ...

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