Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action, which upheld Michigan's ban on affirmative action.
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They were for affirmative action; they were just against race conscious affirmative action.
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Affirmative consent Spain could become the latest country to criminalize sex without affirmative consent.
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But what about when "yes" isn't really an enthusiastic affirmative — or an affirmative at all?
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But the affirmative action debate often paints an inaccurate picture of what affirmative action actually is.
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Affirmative Action: The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is correcting an affirmative action rule for federal agencies.
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Advocates of affirmative action should not run away from fashioning their arguments for affirmative action along these lines.
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We absolutely—this is something I've taken no affirmative action in, it's something I'm going to take affirmative action in.
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"No Girl" was an attempt to answer that question, if not in the hugely affirmative, at least in the somewhat affirmative.
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Some conservative groups have long opposed affirmative action, and a handful of states have banned affirmative action policies at public universities.
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Ever since, opponents of affirmative action have urged Texas and other universities to scrap affirmative action in favor of similar percentage programs.
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That decision upheld race-based affirmative action programs but also said the only constitutional justification for affirmative action is promoting racial diversity.
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Selectivity matters, especially for black students Scalia and other affirmative action opponents have positioned the mismatch theory as central to the case against affirmative action because it creates the impression that policy changes that eliminate affirmative action would benefit black students.
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The latest challenge to affirmative action began with a lawsuit filed by Edward Blum, who also launched the previous attack on affirmative action.
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He had never before voted to uphold an affirmative action plan, and had dissented in the last affirmative action case before this one.
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In short, not only have successive conservative legal efforts curtailed and criminalized affirmative action, they have limited severely, if not reversed, affirmative action.
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Affirmative action is the only hope their kids have—just because you don't call it affirmative action doesn't mean that's not what's at work.
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Affirmative action A lawsuit that could spell the beginning of the end of affirmative action goes to trial today in a federal court in Massachusetts.
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She asked if efforts to include diversity and inclusion were the same as affirmative action, with the implication being that affirmative action is a bad thing.
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" How the college scam could doom affirmative action Hess offers a counterintuitive point to those who say the college scam makes affirmative action critics look "ridiculous.
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To the Editor: In "Why Affirmative Action Is a Complicated Issue for Asian-Americans" (news article, June 17), almost all your quotes from Asian-Americans evaluate affirmative action on the basis of their self-interest: They oppose affirmative action because they believe the policy harms the admissions prospects of people like themselves, or they favor affirmative action because they believe the policy promotes their solidarity with other oppressed groups.
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After a Kennedy-for-Kavanaugh swap, it's likely that the uneasy affirmative action consensus will buckle, and a ruling finally doing away with public affirmative action programs will come.
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The ambitious aim of Melvin I. Urofsky's "The Affirmative Action Puzzle: A Living History From Reconstruction to Today" is a comprehensive account of the nonwhite version of affirmative action.
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It is clear that an affirmative answer to each of questions (2), (3) and (85033) requires, in every case, more information than is necessary to support the prior affirmative answer.
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When the Supreme Court first ruled on affirmative action in 1978, it ruled that affirmative action could not specifically help black and Hispanic students at the expense of other students.
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During the battles of the 1970s over busing and affirmative action, Mr. Glazer published "Affirmative Discrimination" (1975), a landmark statement for neoconservatives and others opposed to government-enforced racial balancing.
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"It's the most prominent of the affirmative action cases, the one that's galvanized the most debate and discussion," said Edward Blum, an anti–affirmative action lawyer, of the Harvard discrimination lawsuit.
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Why are the speculative benefits of affirmative action for educational outcomes sufficient to uphold an affirmative-action program, while the speculative benefits for women's health are insufficient for upholding Texas' law?
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" She added, of the festival's focus: "It's affirmative action.
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" Tamir said, turning his sights on the boy. "Affirmative.
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Affirmative action can also feel condescending for black people, including myself, when others suggest that our accomplishments are due to affirmative action, instead of as a result of intelligence and hard work.
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According to Students for Fair Admission, an anti-affirmative action group, during the same period, Asian enrollment at Harvard, a staunch practitioner of affirmative action, went slightly downward, from 19% to 18%.
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As I pointed out in my first post, the court upheld U.T.'s affirmative-action program last week despite the absence of firm social-scientific evidence that affirmative action advances educational outcomes.
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The concept of affirmative consent — the act of giving verbal permission clearly and often during intimate encounters — was pioneered at Antioch College, where an affirmative sexual consent policy was instituted in 1990.
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In short, conservatives are taking another swing at dismantling affirmative action — hoping the case makes it to the Supreme Court, where a new conservative majority could rule broadly and outlaw affirmative action.
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While the Department of Justice cannot overturn the Supreme Court, the department's misguided campaign may be the catalyst for affirmative action's return to the court, where affirmative action is at real risk.
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With Kennedy gone, replaced by a more stalwart conservative, it's likely that the uneasy affirmative action consensus will buckle, and a ruling finally doing away with public affirmative action programs will come.
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Specifically, the rule would add a $50 fee for those looking to apply for affirmative asylum applications filed from within the US. There is currently no fee to enter an "affirmative asylum" application.
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Against affirmative action in Grutter; for the practice in Fisher.
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It's kinda the same idea as quotas, but... Affirmative action?
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These reforms dramatically changed the calculus of potential affirmative applicants.
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The Trump administration can't dismantle affirmative action on its own.
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Shum's careful, thoughtful defense of affirmative action hadn't swayed them.
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Holiday first gained notoriety by speaking out against affirmative action.
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Don't blacks get plenty of perks from affirmative action programs?
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The backlash against affirmative action is gathering strength and clarity.
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Now the DoJ is entering the fray on affirmative action.
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Is there any uniformity in how affirmative action is practiced?
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Again, we see this in states that abolish affirmative action.
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Conservatives have typically argued that affirmative action hurts white applicants.
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In terms of getting affirmative (enthusiastic) consent, he completely failed.
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Think of it as affirmative action, mandated by the constitution.
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Affirmative answers to such questions prompted further investigation and firing.
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Evidence suggests that affirmative action bans are having an impact.
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"I was a product of affirmative action," Mr. Locke said.
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He recently caused an uproar over remarks on affirmative action.
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" His appointments included Arthur Fletcher, "the father of affirmative action.
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It's a common one in liberal defenses of affirmative action.
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Yet Google is insisting on affirmative consent in all cases.
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Supporters of affirmative action hailed the decision as a landmark.
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The best reasons for allowing affirmative action lie outside it.
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Bakke, the landmark 1978 Supreme Court case upholding affirmative action.
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I responded in the affirmative because I had read it.
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Advocates of busing programs or affirmative action could be racist.
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Mention affirmative action, and some people's blood pressure immediately spikes.
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An affirmative decision would trigger payment on credit default swaps.
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These restrictions did much more than just limit affirmative action.
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When John responded in the affirmative, Storen quit his job.
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Do they know about condom vending machines and affirmative consent?
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University of Texas, which challenges the use of affirmative action.
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I think that's what it's about, we need affirmative action.
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The plaintiffs cited a landmark affirmative action case, Gratz v.
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But why think affirmative action will be an appropriate remedy?
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Then I counsel them if they answer in the affirmative.
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Why does affirmative action not applied for Asian college applicants?
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Sometimes, to answer in the affirmative, they must stand up.
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Did white men suffer as a result of affirmative action?
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Hellerstedt (2016) or the affirmative action decision in Fisher v.
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But affirmative action is also in employment, and public contracting.
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He supports affirmative action policies, but opposes the mayor's plan.
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CAROL SWAIN, FORMER VANDERBILT PROFESSOR: First of all I say that I have been a professor for 28 years, and affirmative action, race-based affirmative action has been around all of those 28 years.
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There may be future Supreme Court challenges to affirmative action, as signaled by the passionate dissent Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. read from the bench, and the strong opposition to affirmative action that remains.
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Whether this was a result of the student movement, or the demise of inherited privilege, the rise of affirmative action, or the reaction against affirmative action, or the spread of the internet, is still unanswered.
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In any case, legal restrictions on affirmative action in California and other states and the Supreme Court's insistence on a diverse student body rather than specific affirmative action for blacks have held back enrollment percentages.
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That's because regardless of how good affirmative consent is as a practice, and regardless of how deeply affected Grace was by her night with Ansari, affirmative consent is a really bad standard for levying punishment.
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This is tantamount to affirmative action for well-off white students.
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But Democrats are less certain about an affirmative health care agenda.
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You specialize in the study of race relation, multiculturalism, affirmative action.
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There's no need to shy away from the "affirmative action" label.
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He said Trump has supported affirmative action and opposed segregated establishments.
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Affirmative action policies are related to the admission process, not tuition.
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Click here to join the debate: Should affirmative action be scrapped?
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First, affirmative action actually strengths an organisation's claim to be meritocratic.
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Fields said she asked Trump about his views on affirmative action.
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It began to attack affirmative action policies a few years later.
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Currently, there is no fee to enter an "affirmative asylum" application.
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But establishing how much credit affirmative action can take is hard.
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Today it partially embraces race-based policies such as affirmative action.
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But the likeliest impetus for change is the affirmative-action trial.
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It was, after all, an affirmative mandate to make wiretapping easier.
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Boom — you've just proven affirmative consent can be a turn-on.
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She was affirmative and then found someone else to talk to.
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Opinion surveys have found indigenous groups robustly support affirmative action policies.
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Bollinger allowing the continuation of race-based affirmative action on campus.
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We have an affirmative duty as conservatives to tackle this problem.
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But last week's decision does not sanction every affirmative action programme.
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An affirmative response does not place the respondent beyond the pale.
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Clearly alerting users and getting affirmative consent before using facial recognition.
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There's a popular argument among conservatives that King opposed affirmative action.
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Some people (especially men) like to make fun of affirmative consent.
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Today, we are taught more regularly and explicitly about affirmative consent.
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The magazine attacked feminism; it attacked homosexuality; it attacked affirmative action.
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" Racial quotas morphed into "affirmative action," and now more benignly — "diversity.
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"Affirmative fractions" are implemented to achieve this particular interpretation of fairness.
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"We have affirmative images of African Americans and Latinos," she says.
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Without Kennedy, it could fall and campus affirmative action be prohibited.
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She was also at the center of battles over affirmative action.
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One example of what app-enabled affirmative consent could look like?
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There were successful initiatives to ban affirmative action and bilingual education.
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Those who did answer in the affirmative were enthusiastic and passionate.
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Of course, the competing positions on affirmative action deserved an airing.
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It therefore follows that affirmative action is not a tenable practice.
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California has banned affirmative action in colleges and universities since 1996.
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He preserved the use of affirmative-action policies at public universities.
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Under our legal system, this leads us to affirmative action legislation.
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Ruling in the affirmative could increase the severity of their punishment.
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Surveys show that by and large, Asian-Americans support affirmative action.
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In 1990, Antioch College students pioneered its affirmative sexual consent policy.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss the affirmative action debate.
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You can have affirmative responses to the use of either fuel.
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Affirmative action critics have a catchphrase for that kind of dynamic.
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Colleges must do better explaining affirmative action to the American people.
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Such examinations run counter to our current desire for affirmative representation.
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FOR DISCRIMINATIONRace, Affirmative Action, and the LawBy Randall Kennedy304 pp. Pantheon.
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Many firms and educational institutions have affirmative-action or diversity officers.
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Do students admitted under affirmative-action criteria benefit from their educations?
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Bakke, the first major challenge to affirmative action in higher education.
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This year, voters will have the option to reinstate affirmative action.
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That would lead to an unexpected victory for affirmative action advocates.
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And as an affirmative act by POTUS, it reveals an emboldening.
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"Jitney" is a lament that has the affirmative ring of celebration.
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Bakke, the first major challenge to affirmative action in higher education.
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Heads meant to decide in the affirmative; tails meant to decline.
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They wrongly assume that Asian-Americans cannot benefit from affirmative action.
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The case established the court's position on affirmative action for decades.
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Vincent Pan, the co-head of Chinese for Affirmative Action, told me that when he describes affirmative action in terms of employment opportunities, or hiring more Asian-American judges or college faculty, people overwhelmingly support it.
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It is possible to understand the opposition to affirmative action of white conservatives, like Ronald Reagan, who regard civil-rights laws as federal overreach and affirmative action as enshrining the un-American notion of group rights.
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Supreme Court upholds University of Texas affirmative action plan It was a surprise ruling, as supporters of affirmative action thought the court and Kennedy were poised to curtail programs that took race into consideration as a factor.
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If you believe that affirmative action is the biggest obstacle getting in the way of your child's success, you may cast your vote for Republicans who, like President Trump, believe that affirmative action unfairly punishes their own.
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New test of affirmative action, at Harvard No ambiguity has surrounded Roberts' rejection of the affirmative action programs that a narrow majority has upheld since the 1978 case of Regents of the University of California v. Bakke.
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This is superficially reasonable, as many ethical positions on affirmative action are.
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Eight of the 50 U.S. states ban affirmative action in public universities.
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In 2017, affirmative filings with the asylum office climbed back above 140,000.
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Ah, but they're also less likely to support affirmative action for women.
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Opponents of affirmative action have used these grievances to challenge the law.
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And only one — California — mandates that students receive education in affirmative consent.
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Affirmative consent, when taught well, also removes heteronormative assumptions from sex ed.
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This essay is part of a debate on affirmative action this week.
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This article is part of a debate on affirmative action this week.
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MYTH: Affirmative action is about giving preferential treatment to people of color.
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The Trump administration's views on affirmative action are back in the news.
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In the past, Blum had sought white students to challenge affirmative action.
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Conservative justices expressed reservations about the affirmative action admissions policy during Dec.
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Since 2003 five affirmative-action cases have come before the Supreme Court.
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They are angry at policies such as affirmative action and land expropriation.
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The referee jogged across to consult Bahramov, who briskly nodded an affirmative.
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Affirmative action in college admissions has survived yet another Supreme Court challenge.
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He stood up for abortion rights and protected affirmative action at universities.
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Texas in 2016 proves that affirmative action is on the legal ropes.
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The ruling allows the limited use of affirmative action policies by schools.
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Season three presented convincing answers to that question, both affirmative and negative.
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" The goal of this law was "to implement an affirmative action program.
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Bollinger, the affirmative action case involving the University of Michigan Law School.
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It's like affirmative action; it means nothing anymore — the words become vanilla.
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And with it goes the most powerful moral argument for affirmative action.
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A ruling against the university could imperil affirmative action in higher education.
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That makes a mockery of affirmative action, and of the university itself.
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Does any of us really expect an affirmative answer to that question?
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But the high court has long banned those uses of affirmative action.
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Kavanaugh is equally opposed to affirmative action, some civil rights advocates say.
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But the world has changed, and affirmative consent is now the standard.
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The U.S. Supreme Court is now revisiting affirmative action at elite colleges.
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Two-thirds of those students had been admitted through affirmative action policies.
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Instead of reaching for his back pocket, he offered a resounding affirmative.
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Many issues, like gun rights or affirmative action, will remain very partisan.
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Professor Neusner was a cultural conservative who opposed feminism and affirmative action.
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Critics of affirmative action see plenty of room for future legal challenges.
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But affirmative action turned that notion on its head, Ms. Yang said.
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Mx. Sanders is now committed to seeking affirmative consent in sexual interactions.
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Christopher K. Ho: Those questions and their affirmative answers guided my process.
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Mostly, though, the people I talk with about affirmative consent are relieved.
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Amendment Y: An "affirmative" vote supports redrawing maps for Colorado's congressional districts.
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Affirmative action has long been a contentious issue in the United States.
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All 10 candidates on the stage raised their hands in the affirmative.
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At the same time, though, he's an often relentlessly sunny, affirmative writer.
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He once defended a white rancher in Hawaii who opposed affirmative action.
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In four decades, the Supreme Court has validated affirmative action three times.
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As a result, each and every admitted student is an affirmative action.
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The Pennsylvania Constitution explicitly grants its citizens an affirmative right to vote.
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The Supreme Court ultimately upheld the school's affirmative action program in 2016.
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Background reading: • The affirmative action battle has a new focus: Asian-Americans.
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"Do something" is still one of the meanings of "affirmative action" today.
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But that is essentially what affirmative action in this second sense entails.
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Affirmative action is facing court challenges at Harvard and other elite colleges.
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I responded in the affirmative, waited for confirmation but, again, heard nothing.
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The product of fools, raised by idiots and coddled by affirmative action.
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Jack says there is a connection between the scandal and affirmative action.
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"It's our affirmative actions that matter" rather than pricing pressure, he said.
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If he's confirmed, how might Judge Gorsuch vote on affirmative action questions?
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The email drew a string of affirmative responses, also seen by Reuters.
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Trump responded in the affirmative, telling her "I absolutely would," she added.
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Affirmative action is facing court challenges at Harvard and other elite colleges.
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This was the acid test, and he has answered in the affirmative.
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And how is the current affirmative action discussion potentially obscuring those issues?
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The first successful case to challenge affirmative action policy was Hopwood v.
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White women, like Fisher, stand as a testament to affirmative action's success.
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Affirmative Action Challenge The New York Times published a document on Tuesday signaling that the Trump administration could direct the Department of Justice to investigate universities it believes are using affirmative action policies to discriminate against white applicants.
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Much of the opposition in Washington State was led by Asian-Americans — including some who worried that affirmative action could affect their record of success in university admissions — but many others supported the effort to restore affirmative action.
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In the same week he became the swing vote to strike down Texas's anti-abortion law, he voted to uphold the state's university affirmative action program, the first time he had ever found an affirmative action program constitutional.
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To the Editor: Re "Affirmative Action at 50: Successes and Regrets" (front page, March 31): I appreciate Anemona Hartocollis's report on affirmative action at Columbia University, specifically the divergent outcomes of black students who were enrolled in 19693.
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Thomas Sowell, the author of "Affirmative Action around the World", observes that although affirmative action policies are typically introduced as temporary measures aimed at narrow groups, they often expand in scope as new groups demand privileges, and become permanent.
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Typical affirmative action discussions hinge on the issue of meritocracy — that what makes affirmative action fundamentally flawed is that people who are getting a "leg up" are seen as inherently undeserving compared to those people who have had advantages.
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Government data shows that almost 140,000 affirmative asylum applications were received in 2017.
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If preferred admissions isn't reparations, it is as a type of affirmative action.
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"I wouldn't say it's affirmative action but it's a recognition," Brown-Philpot said.
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If we were really originalists, it's clear that affirmative action would be constitutional.
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Conservatives have long embraced the argument that affirmative action is unconstitutional racial discrimination.
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But lots of ways to carry out an affirmative action program aren't constitutional.
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Nowhere is this more clear than in the decadeslong debate over affirmative action.
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In fact, some argue that eliminating affirmative action policies would hurt Asian students.
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Black people don't go to college for free thanks to affirmative action policies.
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In fact, eight states have banned affirmative action in one way or another.
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College professors practicing "affirmative grading" hold black students to lower standards than others.
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This is one place where we can forge an affirmative agenda for women.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is withdrawing Obama-era "guidance documents" about affirmative action.
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"Some people think it's moved enough to justify an affirmative vote," he said.
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We're talking about a very small number of institutions that practices affirmative action.
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To my chagrin, all responded in the affirmative, encouraging me to get it.
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Texas, an affirmative action case in which the plaintiff was a white woman.
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The department called the report "inaccurate," but it reignited debate over affirmative action.
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Some of them cite those words as evidence that King opposed affirmative action.
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The two discussed affirmative action, police brutality and the Flint, Michigan, water crisis.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. also took an inclusive approach on affirmative action.
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Affirmative. For the billionaire who has everything, how about owning … an N.F.L. team?
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He had never voted before to uphold a race-based affirmative action policy.
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Washington was among the first states to ban affirmative action 613 years ago.
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Those who have been adversely affected by affirmative action (or think they have).
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" They get affirmative action, sympathy and welfare — "checks for the listless and idle.
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What do you think — did Kennedy lose his enthusiasm for killing affirmative action?
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Could this lawsuit become the one that ends affirmative action in higher education?
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Hill also answered in the affirmative, saying it was "very apparent" to her.
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A careful review of the data shows that affirmative action benefits minority students.
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She leans in as an affirmative, and the episode closes on this smooch.
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Justice Kennedy is the only reason we have affirmative action in this country.
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He says, because I don't like affirmative action, it might make everything worse?
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Your list shouldn't be asking for things—affirmative, "I am" statements are paramount.
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In California, they helped defeat the affirmative action measure, known as S.C.A. 22017.
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Affirmative action for minorities in college admissions is once again under serious challenge.
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" So, in all this time with affirmative action "the figures have scarcely changed.
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Question 22021: An "affirmative" vote supports automatic voter registration on future Nevada elections.
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Whichever candidate answers the most questions in the affirmative receive the community's vote.
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"We missed you!" one fan yelled, prompting a long round of affirmative applause.
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Kavanaugh knows firsthand that affirmative action works, but he opposes it as policy.
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But he prevented the end of affirmative action in university admissions in 2016.
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The Senate needs 60 votes in the affirmative to pass a spending bill.
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Business leaders provided important support when the Supreme Court has upheld affirmative action.
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They found themselves at the center of a national debate on affirmative action.
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Affirmative action is an attempt to redress an injustice done to black people.
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The plaintiffs argued that Harvard's affirmative-action policy favours black and Hispanic applicants.
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The affirmative action debate in this country has a long and controversial history.
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Enthusiasts for free markets might answer the general question with a rousing affirmative.
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And affirmative action, of course, has long been a hobby horse of conservatives.
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See the Harvard affirmative action case currently being argued before the Supreme Court.
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Take CNIL's formal notice against Vectuary for failing to collect informed, affirmative consent.
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Without the moral compass of our affirmative values, we are lost at sea.
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But the question of the campaign's involvement now appears answered (in the affirmative).
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The affirmative action debate is shifting again, with new faces but old arguments.
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Can black Americans argue for affirmative action or reforming the criminal justice system?
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What's at stake: The future of race-based affirmative action in college admissions.
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Affirmative Action fast facts "Kennedy's evolution matters because at least for the moment, his is the decisive vote on this and subsequent challenges that are already in the pipeline, on the constitutionality of race-based affirmative action programs," Vladeck added.
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" When asked if he believes initiatives like affirmative action are discriminatory in practice, Pekgoz said he is neither "supportive nor critical," adding that Black and Latinx students are often underrepresented at colleges, so affirmative action makes sense to achieve "balanced representation.
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White women have been the plaintiffs in some lawsuits against affirmative action, and conservatives have argued that the practice harms white women, even though research has shown that white women have been some of the greatest beneficiaries of affirmative action.
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How Trump became the 'white affirmative action president' In the latest "This Could Be Awkward," John Blake and Tawanda Scott Sambou explore the ways in which President Trump embodies the worst stereotypes that conservatives have invoked to describe affirmative action beneficiaries.
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Washington (CNN)Justice Anthony Kennedy finally found an affirmative action case that he liked.
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The 4-3 ruling greenlights the limited use of affirmative action polices by schools.
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The new docket included cases on public sector unions, voting rights and affirmative action.
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Even after the Supreme Court's landmark affirmative action decision this summer in Fisher v.
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"When you buy affirmative cyber coverage, you should be paying for it," Grella said.
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Until 1995, there was no routine for putting unsuccessful affirmative applicants into immigration court.
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In the United States, for example, Venezuelans now lead monthly applications for affirmative asylum.
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Wade, limit affirmative action, weaken environmental regulations, and otherwise undermine liberal priorities once confirmed.
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Proponents of affirmative action have been biting their fingernails over this case for years.
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University of Texas, that affirmative action is constitutional and doesn't discriminate against white applicants.
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In fact, studies have found that white women benefit the most from affirmative action.
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The philosophy underpinning a sensible affirmative-action policy should be that of restorative justice.
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Affirmative action is not always necessary, or the best way to achieve equal representation.
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The Supreme Court's Republican majority is likely to abolish affirmative action, and fairly soon.
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Harvard wins lawsuit against its affirmative action program; Peru faces leadership and constitutional crisis.
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Read the full story here, and find out the truth about affirmative action here.
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This was pre-affirmative action, pre-Civil Rights Act of 1964, for that matter.
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"I'm the beneficiary of the biggest affirmative action program in American history," Wallis says.
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Malays have stopped thinking of affirmative action as a temporary device to diminish inequality.
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Affirmative Action increases racial tension, perpetuates social division and it leads to reverse discrimination.
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To issue a subpoena, all that's required is an affirmative vote of the Commission.
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Scalia and the court's three still-sitting conservatives all ruled against affirmative-action policies.
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Last term, progressives scored victories in the areas of abortion rights and affirmative action.
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Under a government affirmative-action policy, university-entrance requirements are lower for ethnic minorities.
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He expressed resentment over affirmative action and opposed marriage equality for gays and lesbians.
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But none of these amendments established any kind of an affirmative right to vote.
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It's been a defensive bulwark against affirmative action, hate speech, and same sex marriage.
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In general, you need affirmative action only at selective, elite institutions of higher education.
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Ironically, it is comparable to the affirmative action that Trump's administration has been against.
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But with affirmative action, Asian-Americans appear to veer, relatively speaking, to the right.
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Affirmative action helps ensure that best-qualified applicants get the jobs that they deserve.
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No one, it seems, is interested in making the affirmative case for this bill.
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Go deeper: How minority students fare in states that banned affirmative action, from FiveThirtyEight.
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Myth 3: King opposed affirmative action Remember this line in King's most famous speech?
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The right opposes the very categorizations that enable affirmative action or racial set-asides.
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Like the Jats, the Patels are a relatively wealthy community angry about affirmative action.
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Though narrowly approved by the Supreme Court, affirmative-action policies are unpopular in America.
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The second upheld affirmative action in admissions at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Public opinion has shifted nationwide, but voters in Washington still rejected affirmative action policies.
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The next big development on affirmative action is likely to come from pending lawsuits.
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Yet it's worth remembering the limits of today's affirmative action landscape, even after Fisher.
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But in at least some form, affirmative action is here for the foreseeable future.
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As a policy, "affirmative action" triggers strong feelings and divisions for Americans over race.
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Justice Elena Kagan recused herself from hearing the recent affirmative action case, Fisher v.
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The affirmative action rules would apply to federal agencies but not the private sector.
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The Trump administration began taking steps last year to chip away at affirmative action.
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But the most powerful defense of affirmative action came, once again, from the courts.
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Suspicions about the fitness and the qualifications of nonwhites didn't begin with affirmative action.
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"It was like affirmative action for conservatives," Beck wrote on his website on Thursday.
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Kennedy, who once seemed opposed to affirmative action, came around to it in Fisher.
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The affirmative action rules would apply to federal agencies, but not the private sector.
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I mention all this not because I think affirmative action is a bad idea.
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In 2016, the court again held that affirmative action was constitutional in Fisher v.
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President Trump responded in the affirmative - because he regrets not raising the tariffs higher.
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In her career, she has advocated for education, affirmative action and African-American issues.
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Their actions show us how repulsive it is when affirmative consent doesn't take place.
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We may even embrace racial discrimination as an affirmative action that fuels deeper divides.
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These days, the school is really focused on promoting affirmative consent as the standard.
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But later that year he was admitted to U.C.L.A. under an affirmative action program.
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Affirmative consent reassured him that any good partner will meet him where he's at.
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They are exploring ways to force conservative views onto campuses through intellectual affirmative action.
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"Joaquín and I got into Stanford because of affirmative action," Castro told the magazine.
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Listen, Washington: It seems to me the justification for affirmative action just keeps changing.
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Initiative 185: An "affirmative" vote expands Medicaid eligibility and raises taxes on tobacco products.
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Question 23: An "affirmative" vote supports allowing same-day voter registration on future elections.
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Proposal 25: An "affirmative" vote supports re-drawing the state's congressional and legislative districts.
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Attacks on affirmative action such as Fisher are based on essentially no real evidence.
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"These claims lack a scientific basis, rendering the affirmative misrepresentations misleading," the lawsuit says.
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And he and his followers are ideal allies for white, anti-affirmative action conservatives.
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It's been 50 years since affirmative action began to affect the college admissions process.
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In court, Harvard's lawyers argued that the future of affirmative action was at stake.
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On Saturday, soon after the affirmative action project went online, I got two emails.
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Progress requires risk-taking, and the risks involved in affirmative action have been worthwhile.
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The achievements and limitations of affirmative action in the United States is frequently cited.
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We don't have affirmative action because it's "nice"; we have it because it's necessary.
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Affirmative action is a useful tool when used in an open and transparent manner.
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The harder half is making the affirmative case for the Democratic theory of growth.
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The case is widely seen as a battle over the future of affirmative action.
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In today's show, we discuss the man behind an affirmative action case at Harvard.
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A federal court has just handed Harvard's affirmative action admissions policies a big win.
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Yet he made it into Yale Law School because of an affirmative action program.
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It's very diatonic; it's thrillingly orchestrated; it's rhythmically predictable; it's affirmative; it's transparently foursquare.
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The Discourse has little use for the affirmative, and good things fizzle out quickly.
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For many of us, this is affirmative reinforcement; for others, it is devastating revelation.
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We just need to get over this affirmative action kind of approach to everything.
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In other words, she used affirmative action to get a job she didn't deserve.
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When it came to affirmative, forward-looking policy, the neoliberal framework also remained dominant.
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"Imagine believing it's affirmative action that's the problem with college admissions," the ACLU tweeted.
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It is an affirmative statement of Canada's values and the priorities of their government.
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Lee also stressed how the campus would be transformed if affirmative action were disallowed.
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The backlog at the asylum offices, for affirmative asylum seekers, includes around 22019,000 individuals.
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Kennedy was also the decisive vote for same-sex marriage and university affirmative action.
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A second rationale for affirmative action is to undo the effects of current prejudice.
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But the embrace of individualism allowed for a rejection of programs like affirmative action.
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But what we left out of it is affirmative consent for every use case.
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Affirmative action in college admissions hurts Asian Americans, especially at elite universities like Harvard.
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As a society, we ought to move to affirmative consent, but we haven't yet.
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Further confusing this debate is the question of where Asians fit into affirmative action.
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But affirmative action's white female faces are rarely at the center of the conversation.
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She voted to uphold affirmative action in a university setting in a 22005-231 decision in 22006 after having written a key decision in 1995 that subjected federal government affirmative action programs to strict scrutiny — meaning they likely would not be upheld.
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The Harvard case, which was brought by an anti-affirmative-action group called Students for Fair Admissions, is seen as a test of whether a decades-long effort by conservative politicians and advocates to roll back affirmative action policies will ultimately succeed.
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" Leong and Chemerinsky continue: "By framing opposition to affirmative action as concern for Asian Americans, opponents of affirmative action can protect the existing racial hierarchy — with white people at the top — while disguising their efforts as race-neutral rather than racially motivated.
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Clinton talked about affirmative action, voting rights and other issues that disproportionately affect black voters.
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Here's what you should know about the current state of affirmative action on college campuses.
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Affirmative action programs in higher education were meant to address America's historic racial discrimination problem.
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"Are you excited about 2018?" he asked Spears, to which she replied in the affirmative.
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He upheld the use of affirmative action, extended legal rights to foreign terrorists at Gitmo.
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A 1995-style fix today would help us mainly to deter weak affirmative asylum claims.
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He is pursuing a Trumpist agenda on immigration, affirmative action, voting rights, and law enforcement.
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"Hey, can I dish some tea?" she asked Cagle, who eagerly responded in the affirmative.
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A question, perhaps, for future debaters: is affirmative action a just response to persistent inequality?
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For example, the Chinese community in California vigorously opposed extending affirmative action in public universities.
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But the last high court ruling upholding affirmative action was a narrow 4–3 vote.
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MYTH: Everyone has an equal playing field in the U.S., so affirmative action is outdated.
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In these conversations and others, Murray repeatedly brings up the dreaded threat of affirmative action.
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Any changes are presented before the House of Commons as an "affirmative resolution" without debate.
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Asked if a deal could be reached in early 2018, Yamba replied in the affirmative.
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Oracle values diversity and inclusion, and is a responsible equal opportunity and affirmative action employer.
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AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, as Americans confusingly call it, has been a defining feature of modern India.
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Or, demanding his school transcripts to see how he got into Harvard — (eg, affirmative action ).
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Affirmative action is designed to address the historical inequities that have devastated communities for generations.
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In many cases, these were not even affirmative votes for Republicans, but votes against Democrats.
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Yet most supporters of the Republican Party back affirmative action (along with 84% of Democrats).
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In June, the Supreme Court upheld the UT Affirmative Action plan as a constitutional right.
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Now, one "affirmative action" bake sale later, the campus won't recognize the student group either.
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But civil rights groups criticized the move in July as an attack on affirmative action.
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They often are impatient with the encumbrances of due process or affirmative action for minorities.
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Elite American colleges then operate a large, entirely legal affirmative-action programme for the rich.
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One of the more controversial articles I've written is a defense of affirmative consent laws.
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And some mistakenly believe that dismantling of affirmative action will remove barriers to elite educations.
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But King's sense of affirmative action was not something that only benefited blacks, Baldwin says.
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In the US and other countries, politicians tried to tackle racial inequality with affirmative action.
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Bringing gay people together in a creative and affirmative environment will release a tremendous energy.
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Some of the Singlish words used in this version include: "makan" (eat) and "steady" (affirmative).
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We tried the TC SF office zip and — unsurprisingly — got an affirmative of delivery there.
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Even worse, a Sessions' Department of Justice will probably do affirmative damage on civil rights.
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Cases challenging partisan gerrymandering and affirmative action are already making their way to the court.
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Continuing to charge them dues, without obtaining their affirmative consent, violates Janus on its face.
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California, Florida, Michigan, Nebraska, Arizona, New Hampshire and Oklahoma all have prohibitions on affirmative action.
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Much of the opposition has focused on how affirmative action would affect the state's universities.
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The anger felt by so many will not be eased until Washington takes affirmative steps.
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This history captures the almost paradoxical position of many Asian-American supporters of affirmative action.
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"There ought to be an affirmative obligation to report it to law enforcement," he said.
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But at some point, a convention has to make an affirmative case for its candidate.
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They will demand that Kavanaugh make what Schumer has called "affirmative commitments" on different issues.
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The support for affirmative action programs has grown significantly since 22019, according to the poll.
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"Affirmative consent" is a relatively new term, but grown-up sex has been around forever.
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This year's decisions on abortion and affirmative action are a repeat of 0003 and 2003.
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Bollinger, the court upheld the use of affirmative action in a public university's admissions policy.
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The NAACP described him as a "hard-core ideologue" who is "hostile" to affirmative action.
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We should be aggressive and affirmative in making that demand and not shrink from it.
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Little is known about Srinivasan's views on divisive social issues like abortion and affirmative action.
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This is a big change in the Court's approach to affirmative action in higher education.
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In-The-Know: The Supreme Court upheld affirmative action as constitutional, sparking the hashtag #BeckyWithTheBadGrades.
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Along party lines, roughly 50% of Republicans support affirmative action, compared to 84% of Democrats.
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When Kennedy came on the court, he was a strong foe of affirmative action programs.
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Will that be equally true of those who, thanks to affirmative action, did get in?
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"The future of affirmative action in college admissions is not on trial," Mr. Mortara said.
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Gutting: You're right that there have been different justifications for affirmative action in different situations.
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Pacific Legal's lawsuit compounds a growing legal threat to affirmative action policies at selective schools.
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She interviewed 36 Asian Americans last year who have advocated for or against affirmative action.
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My job was not to decide whether affirmative action was a success or a failure.
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Students are suing the university, saying its affirmative action policies discriminate against Asian-American applicants.
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They have to offer an affirmative, credible and straightforward program for reducing political corruption systemwide.
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They oppose affirmative action because they believe America should never again use hateful racial classifications.
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Professor Boddie has advised universities on how to comply with federal law on affirmative action.
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Absent swift and affirmative action, the coronavirus could spread quickly among the most vulnerable Iraqis.
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Harvard turned the case into a referendum on diversity and the future of affirmative action.
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AOC, a Democrat, argued that the institution amounts to "electoral affirmative action" for rural voters.
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Ms. Yao, now 21 and a junior at Barnard College, grew to support affirmative action.
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The case is a challenge to affirmative action and may head to the Supreme Court.
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In the prevailing interpretation of that ruling, favorable termination means an affirmative finding of innocence.
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Two big announcements — on affirmative action and leak investigations — grabbed the nation's attention last week.
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Proponents of affirmative action commonly argue that diversity improves critical thinking, creativity and race relations.
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However, ramping up affirmative action in college admissions could actually benefit underrepresented Asian American groups.
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Concrete policies like affirmative action can help us move beyond stereotypes and confront racism together.
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He has previously written on affirmative action for the Journal of College and University Law.
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"Think about young men practicing affirmative consent with sex dolls before with humans," McGuire said.
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When he replied in the affirmative, I sent him a list of possible seed entries.
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That's why, as Urofsky notes, the greatest beneficiaries of affirmative action have been white women.
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"Everybody believes in affirmative action when it comes to the admission of athletes," Hildebrand wrote.
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His support for civil rights and affirmative action earned him a 100% from the NAACP.
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Outright quotas for women have been a nonstarter: Todai administrators reject affirmative action as inequitable.
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On both abortion and affirmative action, Kennedy had appeared to drift right in recent years.
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There is one point, however, that both supporters and critics of affirmative action agree on.
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They—we—are hungry for someone to present an affirmative vision for America, post-Trump.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy cast the decisive vote favoring the University of Texas affirmative action program.
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It was later dismissed because there was another affirmative action complaint already pending against Harvard.
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It comes off like a petulant nod to Les Savy Fav: shouty, affirmative and brainy.
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"On behalf of survivors everywhere, I cast my vote in the affirmative," Ms. Cruz said.
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Aggressive affirmative action policies lead to "trouble down the road" for admitted students, she said.
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And the other argument they provided to me was they were not against affirmative action.
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They sometimes assume that affirmative action will make it easier for him to get acceptances.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) questioning statements Kavanaugh has made on affirmative action and government assistance.
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Incidentally, over the years white women have become some of affirmative action's most ardent opponents.
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The aforementioned CCES survey, which only asked about racial affirmative action, is just one example.
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But neither president quite made the case for the expanded executive as an affirmative good.
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Sending a signal that complaints against affirmative action will find a sympathetic ear could lead to an outpouring of complaints and investigations from white students rejected in the college admissions process, who have historically been the plaintiffs in lawsuits that seek to overturn affirmative action.
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Recent filings in two separate federal lawsuits against race-conscious admissions policies at the University of North Carolina, at Chapel Hill and Harvard initiated by long-term opponent of affirmative action, Edward Blum, continue to bring attention to the issue of race-based affirmative action.
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While the Supreme Court has ruled schools can increase diversity through affirmative action, then-Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in a 4-85033 decision in 2016 that universities must continue to monitor their affirmative action programs for any possible negative effects, according to the Journal.
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According to The New York Times, a leaked document suggests that Sessions's Justice Department intends to begin suing universities over their affirmative action policies: The document does not explicitly identify whom the Justice Department considers at risk of discrimination because of affirmative action admissions policies.
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The leader of Students for Fair Admissions and the architect of the case against Harvard is Edward Blum, a longtime crusader against affirmative action who has raised millions of dollars from conservative groups to challenge voting rights laws and affirmative action policies, often successfully.
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Affirmative action has shaped a more diverse workforce, proportional with the racial breakdown of South Africa.
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Essentially, affirmative therapists create safe environments for LGBTQ+ clients through their words, actions, and therapeutic approaches.
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I'm not here for this affirmative action shit where you just get booked because you're black.
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As a federal contractor, Google must comply with the US government's nondiscrimination and affirmative action statutes.
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In my first week on campus, a classmate questioned the premise of affirmative action in tech.
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Affirmative action in college admissions has repeatedly survived Supreme Court scrutiny, including as recently as 2016.
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" 40, bisexual, male"Affirmative, competent, and clear communication that you want to engage in the activity.
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It has undermined criminal justice reform, litigated in defense of voter suppression and attacked affirmative action.
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Answering that in the affirmative could turn quantum computing into a money-spinner much more quickly.
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On the face of things, this system of affirmative action has been a success (see article).
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That's your affirmative action, is taking the meeting with someone that you wouldn't normally meet with.
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In America many clinics take a "gender-affirmative" approach, quickly acquiescing with a child's trans identity.
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Affirmative action has helped to narrow the difference between the incomes of Malays and other races.
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If there's anything Scalia hates more than affirmative action, abortion, or jiggery- pokey applesauce, it's sodomy.
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He's going to not only defend the law but also make the affirmative case for it.
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But Dre makes a strong case for his son identifying with Blackness in an affirmative way.
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When affirmative action was implemented, did we we see an uptick in minority applicants to colleges?
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And the Supreme Court has already made it more difficult for institutions to implement affirmative action.
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The affirmative action debate is so divisive that I don't really see people changing their minds.
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In Fisher, Justice Anthony Kennedy finally found an affirmative action program he believed to be constitutional.
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Providing a stable and reliably affirmative answer there may prove to be this startup's biggest challenge.
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And he was very affirmative that he would and that he believes in a strong NATO.
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Horowitz says he found no affirmative evidence that Strzok skewed his decision-making for political reasons.
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Mere silence, without some affirmative act, is insufficient evidence of the crime of misprision of felony.
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This influences how they see programs like affirmative action, which were created to rectify historical inequalities.
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More recently, Brazil has started to try explicit racial preferences (known in America as "affirmative action").
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"This is not only an affirmative effort on our part, it's a protective effort," he said.
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Many observers have lost hope that the answers to any of these questions might be affirmative.
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And it doesn't help that this research has found its way into arguments against affirmative action.
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The court rejected the challenge, 4-3, handing a major victory to supporters of affirmative action.
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Gallup found this year that 57 percent of white Americans favored affirmative action programs for minorities.
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But opponents of affirmative action qualified a referendum to overturn that legislative vote for November's ballot.
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"The FAA has not responded in an affirmative way," she told CNN's Sara Ganim on Saturday.
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Is it really true that older women don't believe in affirmative consent, and younger ones do?
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Even victories for affirmative action establish precedents that draw the circle of acceptable practices ever smaller.
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Some of them had climbed it and refused to come down until affirmative action was reinstated.
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The impulse to validate affirmative action is good, but the Board is not a government agency.
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For years, the face of the movement to curb affirmative action was a young white woman.
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"Having a gay-affirmative therapist really changed my life in a lot of ways," he said.
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A 1961 order from President John F. Kennedy introduced the term "affirmative action" into our lexicon.
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Over time, affirmative action was applied to other programs, private and public, voluntary and legally required.
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Witnessing, on the other hand — as an affirmative act, like Ms. Reynolds's — can make a difference.
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Mellins told the administrators that affirmative consent rarely factored into the experiences that students were describing.
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And that's why I hope the federal district court in Boston upholds Harvard's affirmative action system.
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For instance, most of the aliens who file affirmative asylum applications don't have legitimate persecution claims.
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Affirmative-action goals would bring more women, black people, and young people to the national convention.
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Then decades later, liberalism moved to create affirmative action programs to help those same African-Americans.
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The overwhelming volume of scientific evidence shows no link between affirmative action and failure to graduate.
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With that, the bare bones of affirmative action — the "reservations," or quota, system — were in place.
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They were demanding inclusion in India's caste-based affirmative action program, seeking access to government jobs.
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He has also said he would look to end affirmative action in the college admissions process.
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By limiting the permissible rationales for affirmative action, they have reshaped the conversation surrounding racial justice.
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Also you have the commission, and President Junker has been quite affirmative on this as well.
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These measures will move the conversation past sanctions and create a new affirmative policy toward Russia.
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The rhythm of "The Giverny Suite" feels solid and confident, but the tone less consistently affirmative.
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To be told that you are an affirmative action hire shakes the ground under your feet.
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Perhaps the deepest damage affirmative action does is to those it embraces, not those it rejects.
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He signed a petition and donated money to a campaign to stop the affirmative action measure.
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It has since taken on greater significance, he said, with current court battles over affirmative action.
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I'm a strong supporter of affirmative action because I've seen it work in my own life.
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Issue 5: An "affirmative" vote supports increasing the minimum wage to $11 per hour by 2021.
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Proposition B: An "affirmative" vote supports increasing the minimum wage to $12 per hour by 2023.
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All other uses and sharing of your personal data would require your affirmative "opt-in" consent.
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Worst of all, Rubio never got the chance to make an affirmative argument for his candidacy.
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In addition, he championed affirmative-action programs, carrying the fight to the United States Supreme Court.
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The largest group to benefit from affirmative action in the United States has been white women.
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Asked if his new book will upset people, Richard A. Hillway answered immediately in the affirmative.
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Asian-Americans have a new ally in their affirmative action case against Harvard: the Justice Department.
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They have a clear litmus test for any politician seeking their support: opposition to affirmative action.
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We need to stop pretending that affirmative action is the source of our problems around race.
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Clinton expresses admiration for Angela Merkel's affirmative actions toward Syrian refugees who sought safety in Germany.
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The case, which has divided Asian-Americans, is widely seen as a referendum on affirmative action.
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" That's Peter Beinart, in a piece for The Atlantic called "Reflections of an Affirmative Action Baby.
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Former Antioch College students discuss the country's first affirmative consent policy for sex in this video.
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In fact, today's socioeconomic order has been significantly shaped by federally backed affirmative action for whites.
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His classmates keep implying that he's only in the program at all because of affirmative action.
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For decades, Malaysia has adopted a policy of institutionalized affirmative action favoring the ethnic Malay majority.
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Her litigation experience also includes work on big cases like the affirmative action case Fisher v.
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Ask someone if they ever heard of a Roomba and they'll likely answer in the affirmative.
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The potential benefits of providing gender-affirmative care typically outweigh the minor risks associated with treatment.
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By this measure, affirmative action is probably less popular politically than a national survey would imply.
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I've often heard Asian-Americans express resentment toward blacks and Latinos for benefiting from affirmative action.
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Now, Trump and his aides are making an affirmative case for Moore's election to the Senate.
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In the email in question, Kavanaugh questioned affirmative action regulations from the Department of Transportation (DOT).
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Bradley, and weakened affirmative action programs in college with Regents of the University of California v.
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Yet affirmative action, which is intended to help underrepresented minorities, gets intense scrutiny and legal challenges.
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But even in states that do implement pay equity laws, there are exceptions, including affirmative defenses.
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Both were written by conservatives opposed to multiculturalism, affirmative action, and government programs for the poor.
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Affirmative action is not only an admission criteria today: It is a criteria for free speech.
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They didn't arrive with the resources of this particular group that is now fighting affirmative action.
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And they were doing best in Chicago, where they had the most aggressive affirmative action policy.
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It really is like throwing out the baby with the bathwater of holistic review affirmative action.
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When he approached me, I asked him about his view on an aspect of affirmative action.
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And it is important to distinguish between a putative rule of evidence and an affirmative defense.
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Why aren't Democrats and the business community making an affirmative case for a steady legal immigration?
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It is amazing that a lot of rich white people are so afraid of affirmative action.
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"The argument that affirmative action harms Asian American people is simply inaccurate," Leong and Chemerinsky write.
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But another variety turns Asian Americans into racial mascots of the movement opposed to affirmative action.
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Sex discrimination protections were not included when affirmative action policy was initially institutionalized in the 1960s.
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However, the EU is working on implementing affirmative action and quota systems across Europe, so my best bet has been to push for affirmative action at the European level because it has a better chance of trickling down from Brussels than originating from Italian policy-making.
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Those hoping to outlaw affirmative action in future litigation will be tempted to see that fact as reason for hope, while its defenders, long conditioned to fear the worst at the hands of a conservative court, may also continue to fret that affirmative action is not secure.
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In the early nineties, Glynn Custred, an anthropologist at California State University, Hayward, who had told the Washington Post that affirmative action was like "reversed Jim Crow," met Tom Wood, a Ph.D. recipient who believed that affirmative action was the reason he could not find a professorship.
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The FTC's legal framework does not require affirmative opt-in consent for browsing history and app usage.
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The court will also decide an affirmative action case but only seven justices will vote on that.
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The Senate being equally divided, the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed.
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Kennedy provided the key vote to affirm a University of Texas racial affirmative action policy in 252.
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The University of Minnesota's Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action looks into complaints of sexual assault.
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Her work remains not only vital, but singularly youthful in the most affirmative sense of the word.
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Nor does it address how such a strategy of income-based affirmative action could affect university budgets.
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In India, a resurgent Hindu nationalism asks the upper castes why untouchables should benefit from affirmative action.
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Chinese students are accepted on merit, and affirmative action means fewer admissions for students on that measure.
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"Affirmative action helps to give people burdened by structural disadvantage a fair opportunity to compete," Roithmayr said.
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His position on affirmative action, for instance, is basically in lockstep with the largely white Republican Party.
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Every affirmative decision you make implies letting at least one other thing (and usually more) get worse.
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He nods with an affirmative grin, and reaches into his suit coat pocket, revealing a playing card.
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"From JW's stand point, If we don't get an affirmative decision, those plants are toast," McCarter said.
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When we asked him if he does, in fact, have the disorder, he responded in the affirmative.
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Republicans have run against affirmative action for decades and yet done very little to change the policies.
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That the person who had become a skeptic, that converted skeptic — FRANKEN: Hmm-mmm [in the affirmative].
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Do quotas and affirmative action rebalance an unfair system or are they just another form of discrimination?
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Companies which process or control personal data must get "affirmative … freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous" permission.
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In July, the use of race-based affirmative action in college admissions survived a Supreme Court challenge.
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There are, however, possible ways to combine affirmative action policies with a single-member-district electoral system.
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The Trump administration has been hostile to affirmative action policies, which were encouraged under President Barack Obama.
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A Wall Street Journal reporter said Kasich answered in the affirmative to a question about Romney's endorsement.
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Bill Clinton once said that the best approach to affirmative action was "mend it, don't end it".
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Of course, the world's top polluters have no affirmative obligations under the Green Fund, which we terminated.
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But as one economist points out, the primary problem with college admissions isn't affirmative action at all.
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Gender equality and affirmative action: Puzder has said little on this, but the signs are not good.
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Chang prefers the original justification for affirmative action programs as a remedy for years of brutal discrimination.
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That is to say, each question is harder to answer in the affirmative than the preceding one.
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Even with affirmative action, blacks and Hispanics are more underrepresented at top colleges than 35 years ago.
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As universities learned to reframe their affirmative-action programs as diversity programs, students learned to believe them.
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Berrey and Hirschman hypothesized that these schools were reacting to a broad political backlash against affirmative action.
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The Supreme Court on Thursday issued rulings in two high-profile cases on immigration and affirmative action.
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The measure ultimately fell just short of approval, a coalition in Washington that supported affirmative action acknowledged.
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Polls have also indicated support for affirmative action programs from Asian-Americans, particularly those who are younger.
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While affirmative action policies have faced decades of legal challenges, courts have largely sustained race-conscious practices.
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Fortunately, Justice Kennedy, who has long been a strong skeptic of affirmative-action programs, rejected that view.
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It is because of them that their children have access, either by affirmative permission or plain negligence.
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You can give a more educated response, either in the affirmative or negative, with strong backing reasons.
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Disability: The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is proposing new affirmative action rules for federal workers with disabilities.
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A survey from 2012 showed that Asian-Americans supported affirmative action by a three-to-one margin.
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Affirmative action is within one justice's vote of being abolished across the nation in all its forms.
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If an affirmative response is received, the trooper can now make an arrest based on probable cause.
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I hold it against the court's skimpy and inadequate rationale for affirmative action in the first place.
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The reasons these constituents support affirmative action don't really matter, as far as academic administrators are concerned.
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Policies such as abortion access, family planning, affirmative action and voting rights now hang in the balance.
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Op-Ed Contributor NOW that the Supreme Court has upheld affirmative action in its second Fisher v.
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The agency said the final rule clarifies the affirmative action obligation under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
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One of the more important aspects of affirmative consent is being OK with when somebody says no.
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To survive the Court's scrutiny, affirmative action had to be "narrowly tailored" to serve a "compelling" interest.
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Indeed, data gathering for such non-core service purposes should require an affirmative opt-in under GDPR.
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The big cases the court did decide, on abortion and affirmative action, were triumphs, Justice Ginsburg said.
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Texas, the most recent Supreme Court case attacking affirmative action, is also behind the lawsuit against Harvard.
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Called "Enough is Enough," the 2015 law requires colleges to adopt a uniform definition of affirmative consent.
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In Boston on Monday, a court will hear an affirmative action case that could resonate for decades.
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And they have a clear litmus test for any politician seeking their support: opposition to affirmative action.
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On some issues — like affirmative action, which is in the news again today — Republicans have an opening.
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Despite the dark, anxious mood of the last few scenes, the play ended on an affirmative note.
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That's what affirmative action was meant to alter — to make education a true means of upward mobility.
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But Mr. Pompeo should also define for himself a list of lower-profile challenges — an affirmative agenda.
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Read more: The Justice Department just took a very public step in the fight against affirmative action.
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Affirmative action became a regular target; legacy admission of whites to colleges and universities was rarely discussed.
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A bitter custody battle threatens affirmative action laws, tribal rights, and the future of one little girl.
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A gender-affirmative model will almost certainly lead to more and higher-quality care for transgender patients.
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As for what affirmative action has since become in all its "diversity" disguises, well, that's another story.
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But while affirmative-action laws help women get ahead, they do not save them from political crises.
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Brett Kavanaugh knows firsthand that affirmative action works and he uses it to hire female law clerks.
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President Reagan has rapped what he described as racial 'quotas' in some of these 'affirmative action' plans.
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That might be changing with a budding movement led by some Chinese-American activists against affirmative action.
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The bitter fight over Harvard's race-conscious admissions process — and affirmative action nationwide — is far from done.
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Mr. Blum was behind the last affirmative action admissions case to reach the Supreme Court, Fisher v.
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"I start mine with meditation, my gratitude list, and affirmative thoughts before I get out of bed."
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Of course, the world's top polluters have no affirmative obligations under the green fund, which we terminate.
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Recent terms have ended with blockbuster decisions on gay rights, abortion, affirmative action, health care and voting.
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It gave the private sector far more flexibility than government and academia in designing affirmative action programs.
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There are some touching and amusing zigzags on the way to the film's sweet and affirmative conclusion.
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Or is Trump the nation's first affirmative action president, someone who is in way over his head?
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I'm not arguing for affirmative action for conservatives — partly because conservative academics say they don't want preferences.
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Voting is an affirmative act that lets us express who we are and what we stand for.
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Others worried that affirmative action was making Malays complacent and unable to compete in a free market.
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" But Mr. Coiro said he supported affirmative action, despite being, in his words, "kind of right-leaning.
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Below, two books delve into the debate, while another shows why affirmative action may not be enough.
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WHEN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION WAS WHITEAn Untold History of Racial Inequality in Twentieth-Century AmericaBy Ira Katznelson3.973 pp.
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He was also a strong defender of affirmative action programs and other measures to address historic discrimination.
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Still in place today, it in effect operates as one of the world's biggest affirmative action schemes.
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Taylor said there's no affirmative duty under the law to convey "all relevant facts" to the government.
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Affirmative actions must be as much your guide and solace as resistance is your fuel and fire.
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These affirmative steps mean closing the door on failed efforts at stimulus and overreliance on monetary policy.
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The case is considered the latest challenge in an attempt to end affirmative action in college admissions.
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And when I got into Harvard, they insinuated that my acceptance was a result of affirmative action.
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His data suggesting that diversity reduces trust and social capital was cited by opponents of affirmative action.
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However, the law typically does not place an affirmative duty on bystanders to help in such situations.
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That outrage rarely considers that, legally, affirmative action cannot exist merely to help individual students overcome discrimination.
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And affirmative consent is deepened by this notion of "enthusiastic consent" I read about, which I love.
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A judge rejected that complaint, which was filed by an anti-affirmative action group, earlier this year.
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That's probably my biggest concern around the fact that [affirmative action] gets centered as the key concern.
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It's so interesting, in part, because so much of affirmative action policies are not race-conscious specifically.
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Luckily, this was in 1992, some years before Proposition 209 outlawed affirmative action in California's public schools.
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Martin (Garen McRoberts), is a cocky corporate bro who can't stand what he perceives as affirmative action.
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How does that fit into the kind of profile of those who are fighting against affirmative action?
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That outrage rarely considers that, legally, affirmative action cannot exist merely to help individual students overcome discrimination.
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On the affirmative side, the House proposal would: But the fight won't be about that so much.
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But even so, it is important to recognize that the problem would be racism, not affirmative action.
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In particular, the generalizations ignore the Asian-American subgroups that stand to benefit most from affirmative action.
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If the Republican appointees stick together, they could strike down affirmative action by a 4-3 vote.
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Upholding the Fifth Circuit's decision would allow affirmative action at colleges to continue under the existing rules.
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Affirmative action In December, the court seemed divided on a major affirmative action case challenging the race-conscious admissions plan at the University of Texas, with supporters of the school fearful that the the justices are poised to curtail the use of race as one factor in admissions.
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This issue has once again splintered the Asian American community and pit minority groups against one another — similar to the more national lawsuit being waged against Harvard by anti-affirmative action Asian activists and legal strategist Ed Blum (though polls show a majority of Asian Americans support affirmative action).
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Among examples, he's been called "tar baby" and "the ultimate Affirmative Action N******" and depicted as a chimp.
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And journalism, or if you're in a different industry like television or whatever, requires an affirmative vision, right?
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"Neither party gave voters an affirmative reason to show up at the polls," complained the New York Times.
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So it's possible that Asian students will end up benefiting from the Justice Department's fight against affirmative action.
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Currently, universities use affirmative action policies to ensure that minority applicants have opportunities to receive a higher education.
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The speaker has taken a number of affirmative steps to control the narrative around all of these issues.
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" The Galaxy Fold is a "maybe" for me, and the Mate X is closer to an affirmative "yes.
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Like I'm not going to say no, you know, it's not affirmative action getting her onto the air.
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We're taking our cues from the Republic of Venice and we're doing affirmative voting on the first iteration.
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Voting for a conservative candidate like that would be the first affirmative vote I've ever cast for president.
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Affirmative action A federal judge upheld Harvard's admission process after a group representing Asian-American applicants challenged it.
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He could end affirmative action and halt the Court's efforts, under Kennedy, to gradually rein in capital punishment.
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The campaign in question, 1 Malaysia, called for reforms to affirmative action in the name of national unity.
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They denounced him for his description of Hawaii's affirmative action for natives as a "naked racial spoils system".
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When Kennedy moved to the left on cases including abortion and affirmative action, Roberts dropped to the dissent.
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The "gender-affirmative" approach takes lasting gender dysphoria to signal a cross-gender identity that needs no explanation.
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Earlier this month the American Academy of Paediatrics backed this affirmative approach, arguing that delay harmed children unnecessarily.
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When you have affirmative action, they know their chances are higher, but it's also about a welcoming environment.
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This meant that four of the remaining seven justices had never voted to sustain an affirmative action program.
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And the argument that affirmative action programs are the constitutional equivalent of segregation has never made much sense.
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"Affirmative consent is kind of like foreplay," Susan Wright, member of the NCSF board of directors, told Broadly.
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Texas, has said that the case for discrimination against Asians is the most compelling argument against affirmative action.
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Here's a primer on affirmative action to help you separate fact from fiction as you follow the debate.
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So could such an initiative, if indeed it's in the works, reverse or weaken schools' affirmative action polices?
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Yet after the Democratic Convention, this affirmative platform was subverted to an almost one-note, anti-Trump message.
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It would also have the potential to deal a serious blow to affirmative action efforts by elite colleges.
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We also have to be thinking about a longer-term strategy to protect civil rights that is affirmative.
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Kennedy has played a similarly key role in an array of free speech, affirmative action, and federalism cases.
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If that is affirmative, the government would have until July 18 to decide on provisional relief, it said.
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Are too many Asian-Americans being unfairly held out of top universities and colleges because of affirmative action?
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But rather than a "baby bump" pic, she went with a shot of her affirmative Clearblue pregnancy test.
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But I disagree with Nicholas Kristof's statement that universities should not offer affirmative action for conservatives and evangelicals.
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Those who denounce affirmative action say it disadvantages minority groups that perform well academically, such as Asian-Americans.
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I would also make the vote an affirmative requirement so that vacancies and absences counted against the nominee.
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Represented by leading civil rights groups, they emphasized that racial affirmative action makes a difference for all students.
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Doing so for the small percentage of likely affirmative responses will simply be too expensive to be worthwhile.
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A lie of omission by a health-care provider doctor is just as damning as any affirmative lie.
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"Affirmative action is part of a larger struggle," Randall Kennedy, a professor at Harvard Law School, told me.
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The court pleased conservatives by curtailing abortion rights and affirmative action, but without upending the status quo entirely.
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" A journalist for The Root cast threats to affirmative action as the restoration of "white-collar white supremacy.
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" The dictionary tweeted out the definition of "yes" as an "affirmative reply" and "no" as a "negative answer.
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Should Hillary Clinton survive the primary, one thing can be said in the affirmative: She is battle-tested.
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He also took affirmative steps to prevent deportable immigrants who were not in priority categories from being deported.
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Affirmative consent means that all parties to a sexual encounter are on board with the business at hand.
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The challengers' goal is reversal of a 1978 Supreme Court landmark decision that first allowed racial affirmative action.
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Our country is full of people convinced that they've lost out through affirmative action to less-qualified minorities.
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Only affirmative government intervention in the electricity marketplace could undermine the continuing competitiveness of wind and solar power.
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Although King did not use the phrase "affirmative action" -- it was coined by Kennedy -- he supported the concept.
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Senators will ask a nominee's views on subjects ranging from abortion rights to marriage equality to affirmative action.
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Hart asked Rane if he hires lobbyists, and is thus a principal, and Rane answered in the affirmative.
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If both Commerce and the ITC issue affirmative final determinations, an anti-dumping duty order will be issued.
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Anthony Kennedy was hardly an uncritical supporter of affirmative action in public employment, education admissions, or other realms.
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Imagine the scorn Scalia would have heaped on Kennedy for both his reconsidered abortion and affirmative action positions.
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But when asked if he thought a torture technique such as waterboarding works, he answered in the affirmative.
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"It would no longer be third-party [data] sharing that requires affirmative consent from the patient," Swire says.
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Most notably, in January the administration began prioritizing the processing of new "affirmative" asylum cases over old ones.
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But there were no affirmative replies: Not Wall Street banks, not private equity firms, not sovereign wealth funds.
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CLEVELAND — Republicans here have not quite settled on a consistent affirmative message of support for Donald J. Trump.
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Given that unconscious women cannot say either yes or no, they can give neither affirmative nor negative consent.
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Current affirmative consent policies are contractual models of sex wherein parties agree first and then act on it.
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Berkeley eliminated affirmative action in graduate and professional schools in 1996 and in its undergraduate school in 1998.
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The release of new documents also fortified Democrats' questions about his views on affirmative action and government surveillance.
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Kevin: The way we've sort of defined it here is affirmative consent, which means an unambiguous, enthusiastic yes.
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The democratic, affirmative nature of television itself is what enables problems of access and representation to be solved.
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He voted consistently against affirmative action before upholding the University of Texas's race-conscious admissions policy in 2016.
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But given the overwhelming backlash against affirmative action, I am not optimistic that this is a realistic possibility.
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Amendment Z: An "affirmative" vote supports redrawing maps for Colorado's state House of Representatives and state Senate districts.
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Proposition 2: An "affirmative" vote supports legalizing the medical use of marijuana for individuals with qualifying medical illnesses.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently called for "affirmative action" licensing for entrepreneurs of color in the marijuana industry.
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If you ask Americans whether they favor affirmative action for racial minorities, most of them say they do.
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It weakened parties, now less able to draw on a united base or enthusiasm for an affirmative agenda.
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We can never forget that the president of the United States must not be an affirmative action position.
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Concerns over affirmative action fraud have plagued some of the most prestigious university programs, fostering unease on campuses.
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This is best achieved by "flipping the script" through an affirmative vote, a concept proposed by then-Sen.
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If a lawsuit over affirmative action is successful, would-be college students may have to hide their race.
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To be an affirmative action hire for many of us of that generation was a badge of honor.
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"The court's jurisprudence on affirmative action and abortion have been administered last rites many times," Professor Driver said.
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A white carpenter once asked him why, "if we are equal," there was a need for affirmative action.
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This has helped turn them more aggressively, she argues, against affirmative action and policies that assist displaced migrants.
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Opinion Columnist Affirmative action is a thorny issue, an imperfect tool to push society toward more perfect equality.
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The simple truth is that prosperous communities, good schools and savvy guidance counselors constitute affirmative action for whites.
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The anti-affirmative-action radicalism of the Justice Department's memo is wrapped in misleading language of fair play.
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Consider that in the mid-1960s, Jim Crow practices were still being dismantled and affirmative action hardly existed.
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Undoing affirmative action now would reverse the gains we have made and dim the prospects for greater progress.
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The primaries, direct elections of senators, and single-member districts were all affirmative reforms that changed American democracy.
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The affirmative action rule issued earlier this month will protect people with disabilities who work for federal agencies.
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Mr. Innis called affirmative action programs "morally corrupt" and promised to sit with the Republicans if he won.
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If the ITC finds in the affirmative, President Trump would then have wide-ranging authority to impose penalties.
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The university is the subject of an investigation by the US Justice Department into its affirmative action policies.
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"I thought this was settled," said Anthony P. Carnevale, an economist at Georgetown University who studies affirmative action.
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I.O. They supported affirmative-action admissions because they wanted universities to produce educated people for a diversified workforce.
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Whether you support or oppose affirmative action, the policy is almost literally the least these schools can do.
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Only eight states ban race-based admissions for public institutions, and affirmative action policies remain in wide use.
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I was teaching a class on affirmative action at Harvard, and we were discussing the phrase 'visible minority.
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When asked if Tesla could eventually make a cheaper vehicle with higher quality, Musk responded in the affirmative.
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University of Texas at Austin, which represented the Court's latest chance to address affirmative action in college admissions.
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It finally decided in the affirmative, making the score 68-65 — Michigan's largest lead since the first half.
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In addition to the new tariffs, an "affirmative decision" on aluminum and steel is expected soon, Orr said.
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Ultimately, California voters, riding a wave of conservatism, voted to dismantle affirmative action in public universities in 1996.
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Affirmative action programs, though they have generated deep resentments among upper castes, have helped some Dalits escape poverty.
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The film's gentle, affirmative view of friendship, family life and adolescent sexuality is the opposite of sentimental. 193.
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Like I've said, these anti–affirmative action Chinese folks are a small minor segment, but they're very loud.
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The courts grappled with the problems of quotas during the college admissions affirmative action wars of the 1990s.
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I challenge anyone to read this document and come away with a confidently affirmative answer to that question.
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"There are many laws on the books, like affirmative fair housing, that do not get enforced," he said.
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"I wanted to prove I could do what I said I'd do," she said with an affirmative nod.
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Or you hear the fear is that affirmative action is leaving no space for white kids in colleges.
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Hillary Clinton's forgotten legacy on STEM is the affirmative reason anyone still uncertain should give her their vote.
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Affirmative action is a federal policy that levels the playing field for underrepresented communities in college admission processes.
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Trump and Republicans in Congress face a choice about whether to approve any affirmative steps to stabilize Obamacare.
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Anthony Kennedy is hardly an uncritical supporter of affirmative action in public employment, education admissions, or other realms.
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Additionally, affirmative action will not do away with legacy admissions that are more likely available to white applicants.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled universities may use affirmative action to help minority applicants get into college.
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And even if we agree that affirmative consent is the ideal, there are massive challenges in enforcing it.
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That was a chance to be able to make an affirmative decision about what I wanted to do.
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But even at the time, affirmative action opponents saw the strict conditions for affirmative action programs as a silver lining of the loss, because they could be the basis of future lawsuits: The Justice Department could also investigate whether colleges are meeting those requirements when they consider race in admissions.
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If you combine that with Zhao's rhetoric that affirmative action penalizes them in favor of black and Hispanic applicants, you can see how they might believe the US is anti-Asian: Zhao says the way to address racial discrimination is to remove all race-based policies, echoing other affirmative action opponents.
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Caption: The Yepp earns its affirmative name by being the premier child-conveyance add-on for your two-wheeler.
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But the fight about affirmative action, especially around elite schools, gets so charged because it's not just about education.
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The Congress that passed the 14th Amendment adopted many programs that today we would call race-conscious affirmative action.
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When asked on Twitter if the changes were reflective of the current BFR design, Musk responded in the affirmative.
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They are in favor of affirmative action if you can dunk the basketball or sink a 3-point shot.
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Previously, affirmative action was considered a remedy to the effects of structural racism and discrimination that affected marginalized groups.
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But to progress through each step requires the affirmative vote of at least four of the six FEC Commissioners.
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This view has entirely overtaken our debate about affirmative action -- a matter before the Supreme Court again this year.
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He joined with liberal justices, for example, to protect gay rights and to preserve affirmative action in higher education.
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If the Trump administration wants to dismantle affirmative action with nonwhite plaintiffs, it won't be hard to find some.
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Dr. Mahathir was the architect of the affirmative action program for Malays, who were discriminated against during British rule.
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On May 9, the Breitbart tech editor sent Saucier a full draft of the class-based affirmative action story.
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Legal experts believe the case could end up in U.S. Supreme Court and have wide implications regarding affirmative action.
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So Google's fix is to approach people on the streets, pay them, and get affirmative consent for each scan.
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While these are all affirmative steps for the disruptive industry and for consumers/investors, more needs to be done.
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In recent years, some anti-affirmative action groups have shifted their focus to allege discrimination against Asian American students.
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Confusion abounds--America's Supreme Court has offered contradictory guidance as to when affirmative action is and is not allowed.
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Instead of what it should be: An affirmative, baked in by design to ensure privacy is available for everyone.
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I just remember seeing her cute little face and cute little smile and being so affirmative about her beliefs.
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Affirmative action is an essential tool for any school that wants to create a diverse and inclusive student body.
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A system that does not use affirmative action does not adequately reflect or correct for the racism students encounter.
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Reaching broad consensus will enable us to answer the question "is the Internet ready for IoT" in the affirmative.
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The agency is pushing for the adoption of a bill that would introduce affirmative action for women in politics.
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All of that is in the bedroom with us, whether or not we're each individually down with affirmative consent.
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Description: Gender-neutral toilets, quotas for women on boards, affirmative action at universities, #MeToo, banning words that cause offence.
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You can say that their frustration with affirmative action is coming from the same forces that brought up Trump.
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Of course, it's easier to abolish affirmative action than to change the tax code or pass the health bill.
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So when you open admission to that many people, you don't need affirmative action, because you get diversity anyway.
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From abortion and affirmative action, to immigration and contraceptive coverage, hot button issues have dominated the Court this year.
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Affirmative action is one of the few non-academic criteria of admission that attempts to reduce inequality in access.
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The University of Texas faced a tough uphill climb in defending its affirmative action program before the Supreme Court.
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Whatever you think of the policy arguments surrounding affirmative action, the question is whether the programs are constitutionally permitted.
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"Police have an affirmative duty to resolve a volatile incident, but not a duty to sacrifice life," he said.
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Last year, California became the first state to require high schools to promote affirmative consent in sex ed classes.
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Affirmative action ensured that that door was propped open wide enough for us to be represented in substantial numbers.
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Affirmative action has "had many good effects," and Hollywood has helped "normalize" homosexuality in American families and public life.
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He mockingly invites her back on the show, "I'm sure you'll tell us everybody wins" referring to affirmative action.
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At stake are the spoils from a policy of identity-based benefits, the equivalent of America's "affirmative action" programmes.
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The White House on Wednesday declined to confirm reporting that the administration would investigate affirmative action in college admissions.
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That said, far too many schools have become satisfied with focusing on raw admissions numbers based on Affirmative Action.
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Next, for each investor that Jeff responds in the affirmative, draft a new, clean email asking for the intro.
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Since then, affirmative consent has been mandated on college campuses across the country, including in Michigan and New York.
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And knowing the difference between an affirmative "great!" and a sarcastically disappointed one is important for natural language processing.
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I wrote against sacred cows, such as the cult of diversity, affirmative action, conspicuous compassion and radical participatory democracy.
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More importantly, Section 3(b) contains an affirmative command that supports continuing to separate children from their families. Why?
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He wrote the decision declaring a right to gay marriage and has endorsed abortion rights and campus affirmative action.
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Since there are a lot more variables with that kind of asylum, we'll focus on the affirmative asylum process.
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Mr. Unz and the other three candidates have written or testified extensively against affirmative action, opposing race-based admissions.
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The Times mentioned "blacks and Chicanos-Latinos," implying that Asian-Americans were jeopardizing the university's fragile affirmative-action system.
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They often decry efforts, like affirmative action, to address racial inequality explicitly, claiming that such policies undermine black success.
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Now, voters have the chance to overturn that initiative and reinstitute affirmative action in educational, employment or contracting purposes.
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"This was a steak sandwich — maybe not a filet mignon — so I'll be voting in the affirmative," he added.
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But the scare has led defenders of affirmative action to wonder what would happen if the current order fell.
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Affirmative action has already been banned in eight states, representing more than a quarter of America's high-school students.
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Wade; fewer university options for affirmative action; greater scrutiny for environmental regulations; and a tougher stance on criminal defendants.
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Support for affirmative action programs for both women and minorities is growing among people questioned in a new poll.
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At the University of Colorado at Boulder, students were prevented from holding an "Affirmative Action Bake Sale" on campus.
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When asked if that meant he supported exceptions in cases of rape and incest, Shelby gave an affirmative response.
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The Act imposes on you an affirmative duty to disavow this effort through public announcements and other appropriate means.
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Can the party craft a coherent, affirmative message for why voters should put them back in power next year?
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In California it is the law that state-funded colleges use the affirmative consent standard in investigating harassment cases.
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There are fewer studies of graduate or professional schools, but most show that affirmative action has no detrimental effects.
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Hill.TV host Buck Sexton said Thursday that the Supreme Court could scrap affirmative action before overturning Roe v. Wade.
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University of Texas, decided late last week, Kennedy supplied the deciding vote to uphold the university's affirmative action plan.
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Over the past several decades, the affirmative action debate has been a cyclical fixture of the American political discourse.
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There is no way to understand these programs and their implementation other than a form of white affirmative action.
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Then, when asked if they would support him if he were the nominee, they all replied in the affirmative.
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But keeping the status quo is also an affirmative choice, which also has its own set of unintended consequences.
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Bakke, the Court held — in a regrettable move — that affirmative action was the equivalent of Jim Crow race discrimination.
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The evidence keeps rolling in, so much so that we can now firmly answer that question in the affirmative.
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During the orientation, Mooko helped go over the definition of affirmative consent along with university policy and campus resources.
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His retirement means huge changes could be coming on hot-button issues: abortion, same-sex marriage and affirmative action.
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Events like these, which went largely unnoticed by the press, began to reshape how Chinese immigrants understood affirmative action.
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For previous generations of Asian-American activists, affirmative action was a key component in the struggle for multiracial justice.
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So the answer to the legislator's question to me Thursday night is getting pretty close to an affirmative, yes.
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Read more from The Hill: Trump: 'I don't like' what Scalia said about affirmative action View the discussion thread.
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They knew that "affirmative action," whatever its benefits as a form of social engineering, was a synonym for mediocrity.
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Past Supreme Court decisions on affirmative action limited the use of race in college admissions without banning it outright.
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But if it is appealed, the Supreme Court could have a chance to revisit the law on affirmative action.
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The elite colleges can become more diverse with affirmative action and by eliminating advantages for the children of alumni.
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Imposing an absolute requirement that a nominee be a particular gender and race is effectively an affirmative action pledge.
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In late 2014, the group interviewed and endorsed four Republican candidates for the State Legislature who opposed affirmative action.
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Chinese-Americans, most of whom voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016, are split on whether to support affirmative action.
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Among other Asian-Americans over that time, backing for affirmative action has remained consistent, at nearly three in four.
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Doubting Thomas: The best reason to oppose affirmative action for college admissions is that is just does not work.
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Amendment 2: An "affirmative" vote supports legalizing the medical use of marijuana and taxing its sales at 4 percent.
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Amendment 123: An "affirmative" vote supports legalizing the medical use of marijuana and taxing its sales at 15 percent.
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Proposition C: An "affirmative" vote supports legalizing the medical use of marijuana and taxing its sales at 2 percent.
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The Trump administration's latest move is in line with a long tradition of weaponized conservative outrage toward affirmative action.
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The failure of Fisher has not deterred others, including potentially our current president, from seeking to dismantle affirmative action.
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Natasha Warikoo, a professor of education at Harvard who studies affirmative action, sees some parallels between the two lawsuits.
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Top universities need to end their policies of race-based affirmative action and turn them into socioeconomic-based policies.
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Prosecutors said he also falsified ethnicities and other biographical details in some cases, to take advantage of affirmative action.
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