Affirmative action is a policy that encourages the increased representation of members of a minority group. In the U.S. these policies are often enacted by employers and educational institutions in education or employment.
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@47R4XTR4yrs4Y
No, but regardless, we should create more social programs to address poverty
@593WD9Z5yrs5Y
No, businesses should be able to hire whoever they feel is the best candidate regardless of skin color or race
@8BYLJPN5yrs5Y
No, I don't think representation should be prioritized. You simply choose who is most fit for the job. THAT is the priority.
@7ZL7KQZ4yrs4Y
No, Everyone should be treated equally regardless of race.
@8CN7P7L4yrs4Y
Everyone should be treated equally no matter their Religion, Race, Ethnicity, or Sex.
@8HVHMHT4yrs4Y
Minority groups deserve to be heard, but they shouldn't have more sway than larger groups because that isn't fair to the majority of the population. Fair treatment should always be put in place, and it's unfair to have a drastic increase in the representation of minority groups.
@kaparker4yrs4Y
Yes, but only for ones who meet qualifications for said service, job, education, etc
@8P7L8T64yrs4Y
somewhat because I am not 100% with it.
@8SWHDST4yrs4Y
No, admission should be based on whoever is qualified. Race, Gender, religion should not play a role in the decision.
@8Y6ZVGL3yrs3Y
No, but we should create more social and community programs to address poverty.
@8Z6PZKW3yrs3Y
No, unless they change it to be based on socioeconomic class
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