So far, it has lasted 30 years and has not solved any of our current problems dealing with equal rights. It was created to use reverse discrimination to solve the problem of discrimination. ... This creates a mainstream of problems. ... Which is for the better because in that sense, we are doing better in racial inequality in America's workplace. ... The constitution does say that we the people of the United States of America are all created equal. ...

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If people do not preserve racism, white people will lose their hold on the world and become the minority. ... The main problem with racial discrimination is that it holds humanity back as a species. ... Stricter immigration laws were brought about to help solve problems with immigrants, but only brought tension and further justification for police to exercise violent prejudice. ... The most ridiculous part of racism is not the views and prejudices it encounters, but rather how irrational they are, given facts and the notion the race is largely a social construct, rather than solid ethnic bo...

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Nothing that we could do to it could possibly make any difference to its welfare. ... Along with this focus which is relevant is the objection of marginal cases, and how pro-speciesists may try to deal with such objections and if in fact they can be successful in its defense. ... In short, human beings such as those with severe mental and physical handicaps, children, infants, and the like do not generally measure up to the criteria speciesists set for their interests to be considered, while a group of non-human animals such as the higher apes, dolphins, whales, and perhaps others do possess ...

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In hook's, a writer who examined sexism and racism in America, discussion of multiculturalism, she also tries to reflect on the diversity of cultures. Toward the beginning of her paper, mentioning how her adolescent life and the lives of her peers were of racial desegregation and how that pointed to racism, makes an interesting statement, "Those of us who wanted to make racial equality a reality in every area of our life were threats to the social order. ... She advances further by looking into solution in order to solve her obstacle. ... She suggested that we learn from other movement...

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This separation only adds to the issue of racism and discrimination that continues to this day. ... This definitely reflects on the past, but how much longer will it be before people can truly say that we are all equal. ... (and)If we had a black girl in our sorority, none of the fraternities would want to do anything with us? ... Maybe now we can see that segregation in the Greek system can be a problem. ... There is a problem and as with all other problems it will not be solved on its own. ...

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" Lots of people have lost their confidence, hope, and happiness in life, because of how badly they're treated by others. ... A lot of problems emerged of outer appearance, that of fear, racism, and jealousy. ... Racism is something we've all witnessed. ... In order to solve racial discrimination, society must first break down the causes of this problem. ... We make judgments about people around us based on what we see, and often the skin color is the first and most important thing we notice. ...

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Research paper Do I Belong Here? ... Still we have cases in which the employers have a preference for hiring white employees over African Americans regardless of their abilities and skills. ... In an essay name " Why Does My Race Matter " Yasamine Bahrani mentions: " I prefer to take my chances as an American among other Americans, and not to construct an alternate identity out of my ethnic origins as a shield against hurt. ... If women trust in their power and themselves and believe that they can do anything no matter how hard it is, these points of views will eventually become pale. ... Sh...

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Board of Education (1954) the Supreme Court began to take on the the racism in America. ... This was the first action taken by a president to address racism in the work force. ... The concept of diversity is something we all want to achieve, but implementing policies that clearly are based on race will not solve the problem. I do not look at why a program like affirmative action would be used, instead I look at the constitutionality of the idea like the Supreme Court is supposed to do. ... There is no way we can battle racism and inequality in our country if we implement a policy that emp...

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Therefore, affirmative action uses reverse discrimination to solve the problem of discrimination. ... When we use affirmative action we are undermining the original principle of affirmative action. ... Affirmative action was created with the intention of using reverse discrimination to solve the problem of discrimination. This reversal of roles in racial discrimination does nothing but cause arguments and problems for both those for white males and those in the minority. ... Despite the fact that affirmative action has some positive points that do contribute to society, it is still a flaw...

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