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Federal appeals court overturns Michigan's ban on using race & gender as a factor for public colleges and universities -- (link)
Posted by
Strongbad (aka Rambler14)
Jul 1 '11, 11:11
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Washington said the ruling means universities can again consider and adopt affirmative action polices.
(www.detnews.com)
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So the equal protection clause is being used to overturn a law saying everyone must be treated equally..... -- nm
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Ender
Jul 1, 11:23
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or account for historic and systemic inequalities in the decision-making process -- nm
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moles
Jul 1, 11:27
Sure. If the law causes people to be treated unequally by perpetuating bias in the system. -- nm
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TWuG
Jul 1, 11:26
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Sounds like that law *prohibited* bias in the system. -- nm
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Dr.Vermin+
Jul 1, 11:29
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it prohibited measures intended to counteract systemic bias.
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znufrii
Jul 1, 11:32
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I respect the intention.
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Dr.Vermin+
Jul 1, 11:39
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I do hope these kinds of measures become less and less necessary
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znufrii
Jul 1, 11:43
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